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Cumulative Index
AUTHOR AND REVIEWER INDEX
Alpert, Leo M.-Outside Salesman and the Workmen's Compen-sation Act-V:172
Arnold, Bridgewater M.-Conditional Sales of Chattels in Maryland-I:187Life Insurance As An Asset Available to Creditors in Mary-
land-VI:275Tenancy by the Entireties and Creditors Rights in Mary-
land-IX :291Book Reviews-I1:300; X :285; 11 :283
Ashman, Louis S. (Auth.)-IV :327Bartlett, J. Kemp, III - Limitations on Even-Year Legislative
Sessions-XII:124Bishop, Bird H. and Due, Paul F.-
Automobile Right of Way in Maryland-XI:159Motorists and Pedestrians-A Study of the Judicial Process
in Relation to the Statutory Right of Way Law in Mary-land-XI:1
Blachly, Frederick F. (Auth.)-V:119Bond, Carroll T. - An Introductory Description of the Court of
Appeals of Maryland-IV :333Bowie, Robert R.-Limiting Highway Access-IV :219Britton, William Everett (Auth.)-VIII:166Brown, Esther Lucile (Auth.)-II1:376Brune, Herbert M., Jr.-
Constitutional Aspects of Reduction in State Property Tax-11:49
The Court of Appeals of Maryland-A Five-Year Case Study(with Strahorn, John S., Jr.)-IV :343
Book Review-I1:179Buck, Walter H.-
The Constitution and Socialism-XII:1Proposals to Change the Maryland Appellate Court System-
VI:148Book Reviews-IX :376; X :366
Cairns, Huntington-History and Constitutionality of the Maryland Income Tax
Law-I1:1Book Reviews-I:101 ; VIII :85Author-X :366; 11:179; V :438
Carey, James, III-Corporate Reorganizations in the Light of theReassertion of the Doctrine of the Boyd Case in the Los AngelesCompany Case-V :280
Carter, James T.-A Survey of the Maryland Income Tax Law-I1:11Recent Developments Relating to Devolution and Descent of
Future Interests in Maryland-XI:187
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Case, Richard W.-The Circuit Courts of Appeals Examine the Clifford Doc-
trine-VII:201Declaratory Judgments in Maryland-VI:221Tax Consequences of the Family Partnership-VIII :171
Casner, A. James (Auth.)-I:99Chafee, Zechariah, Jr. (Auth.)-II:184Chesnut, W. Calvin-The English Courts-Recent Proposals for
Better Despatch of Business-1:277Clapp, Roger A.-A Fiduciary's Duty of Loyalty-Ill :221Clark, Walter L. (B.R.)-II:299Clarke, George L. - Municipal Responsibility in Tort in Mary-
land-Ill :159Clarkson, Paul S.-
Book Review-XI:257Author (with Warren, Clyde T.)-VII:173
Cleveland, Richard F. (B.R.)-II :384Cook, Walter Wheeler (Auth.)-VIII:85Cordish, Paul L. (B.R.)-VI:115Corwin, Edward S. (Auth.)-I:184Coughlan, Robert E., Jr. (Auth.)-IV :435Crane, Judson A. (Auth.)-II:386Delaplaine, Edward S. (Auth.)-II:384Dickerson, Edwin T. (B.R.)-IV:327Doub, George Cochran-Corporate Reorganizations Under Chap-
ter X of the National Bankruptcy Act-Ill :1Dowell, Eldridge Foster (Auth.)-IV :106Due, Paul F. and Bishop, Bird H.-
Automobile Right of Way in Maryland-XI:159Motorists and Pedestrians-A Study of the Judicial Process
in Relation to the Statutory Right of Way Law in Mary-land-XI:1
Dunn, S. Raymond-Legal Aspects of United Nations Citizen-ship-IX :319
Emory, Richard W.-A Corrupt Practices Act for Maryland-IV :248
Euwer, C. M.-Federal Control of Leaf Tobacco Marketing-IX:133
Everstine, Carl N.-The Establishment of Legislative Power in Maryland-
XII:99The Legislative Process in Maryland-X :91Titles of Legislative Acts-IX :197
Farinholt, L. Whiting, Jr.-Res Ipsa Loquitur-X :337Book Review-XI:154
France, Robert (B.R.)-VIII:89Frank, Eli (B.R.)-III:105Frankfurter, Felix (Auth.)-II:180Freund, Paul A. (Auth.)-XI:78Fryer, William T.-
Book Review-VI:268Author-II1:199
Glenn, Garrard (Auth.)-IV :431
A UTHORS
Goodrich and Wolkin (Auth.)-XI:154Greenberg, Mannes F. - Rights of Ticketholders to Places of
Amusements-X :169Gump, George-
Apportionment of the Federal Estate Tax-VI:195The Meaning of "General" Powers of Appointment Under
the Federal Estate Tax-1:300Hanes, Robert Gray and Lott, Jack Neal, Jr. (Auth.)-VII:269Hartogensis, B. H. - Maryland Statutory Modifications of the
Common Law of Real Property-I:238Hayes, James V. (Auth.)-III:107Hays, Arthur Garfield (Auth.)-VII:97Herbert, A. P. (Auth.)-I:181Howard, Charles McHenry-
Charitable Trusts in Maryland-I:105Book Reviews-I:99; V :223
Howard, Edward G.-Remainders "From and After" Life Estatesin Maryland-VIII :269
Howell, Roger-Book Reviews-I1:180; 1:184; 111:374
Invernizzi, Frederick W.-A Study-Conflicts Between Statutes and Rules As To Time
for Appeal (with Kaiser, Joseph O.)-XI:325Book Reviews-I1:386; V :341
Jackson, Percival E.-Author-XII:174; IV :436
Jones, Laurence M.-Vested and Contingent Remainders, A Suggestion With
Respect to Legal Methods-VIII :1United States Savings Bonds, Series E, F and G-XI:265Book Review-VII :173
Kach, Paul R.-On the Rules of Evidence-II1:154Kaiser, Joseph 0.-
Pleading Negligence in Maryland-Res Ipsa Loquitur as aRule of Pleading-XI:102
A Study-Conflicts Between Statutes and Rules as to Timefor Appeal (with Invernizzi, Frederick W.)-XI:325
Katzenstein, Alvin-Joint Savings Bank Accounts in Maryland-111:109
Kauffman, David-Law of Arrests in Maryland, The-V :125Kauffman, Harry-Impeachment and Rehabilitation of Witnesses
in Maryland-VII :118Kaufman, Frank A. - The Maryland Ground Rent - Mysterious
But Beneficial-V :1Kelly, Caleb R., Jr. - Maryland Classified Income Tax of 1939,
The-V :77King, Willard L. (Auth.)-XI:257Krupka, Rhoda P. and Wohlmuth, Jerome S. - The Taft-Hartley
Act and Collective Bargaining-IX :1Land, Walter W. (Auth.)-V :228Lasson, Nelson B.-
Book Review-IV :106Author-I1:83
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Laws, Victor H., Jr. - Duration of the Trustee's Interest Wherethe Trust Property is Personalty-VII :1
LeBuffe, Francis P. (Auth.)-II1:107Lentz, William-Revocation of a Will by Birth of a Child-I:32Levin, Marshall A. - Maryland Rule on Forfeiture Under Land
Installment Contracts-A Suggested Reform-IX :99LeViness, Charles T.-Caveat Emptor Versus Caveat Venditor-
VII :177Lewis, H. H. Walker-
Corporate Capacity to Practice Law - A Study in LegalHocus Pocus-I1:342
Equality in Property Assessments-TX :246The Taxation of Maryland Ground Rents-II1:314Book Review-I:362
Lewis, William Draper (Auth.)-I1:183Lilly, Austin J.-Insurance as Commerce-Five Years Under the
Seua Decision-XI:81Loring, Augustus Peabody (Auth.)-V :225Lott, Jack Neal, Jr., and Gray, Robert Hanes (Auth.)-VII:269McGowan, George B. (Auth.)-X :285Magill, Roswell (Auth.)-1:362Meyer, Bernard S.-Legislative History and Maryland Statutory
Construction-V:311Mitnick, Martin Alan - State Legislative Apportionment of the
Federal Estate Tax-X :289Morris, Clarence (Auth.)-I1:182Moser, M. Peter - Some Aspects of Powers of Appointment in
Maryland-XII:13Mullen, James Morfit-
Arbitration Under Maryland Law-I:326The Electoral College and Presidential Vacancies-IX :28The Equitable Doctrine of Subrogation-II:201Joint Adventures-VIII :22Jurisdiction Over Non-Resident Motorists for Suits Arising
from Local Accident-I:222The Maryland Statute Relating to Lapsing of Testamentary
Gifts-VII :101Rents and Rental Values Taxable as Income-V :387
Myerberg, Herbert-Constructive Desertion in Maryland-X :193Maryland Examines the Proposed Uniform Property Act-
IV:1Proof of Marriage in Maryland-I1:120
Niles, Emory-Pre-trial-XI:300Book Reviews-IV :104; 1:181
Norton, Sidney M.-Legal Aspects of Illegitimacy for the Regis-trar-XII :181
Oatman, Miriam E. (Auth.)-V :119Ober, Richard F. - Problem of Funding Accrued Dividends in
Maryland, The-V :345O'Dunne, Eugene (B.R.)-II1:278Oppenheimer, Reuben-
Administrative Law in Maryland-I1:185
AUTHORS
Supreme Court and Administrative Law, The-V :231Book Reviews-VII :367; V :119
Orfield, Lester Bernhardt (Auth.)-IV :214Osborn, Albert S. (Auth.)-I1:299Owen, David R. (B.R.)-IV :431Page, Charles G.-Latent Equities in Maryland-I:1Pike, James A. and Willis, John W.-The New Maryland Deposi-
tion and Discovery Procedure-V1:4Pittman, M. Luther - The Maryland Speedy Judgment Acts -
II :305Pound, Roscoe (Auth.)-VI1:367Reiblich, G. Kenneth-
Haddock Case Overruled-The Future of Interstate Divorce(with Strahorn, John S., Jr.)-VI1:29
Jurisdiction of Maryland Courts Over Foreign CorporationsUnder the Act of 1937-111:35
Book Reviews-I1:83; VI:340; V :225 ; V :228; XI:78Reno, Russell R.-
Alienability and Transmissibility of Future Interests inMaryland-I:89
The Doctrine of Worthier Title as Applied in Maryland -IV :50
Book Review-II1:199Robinson, Edward Stevens (Auth.)-I:101Robinson, Gustavus H. (Auth.)-IV :104Rottschaefer, Henry (Auth.)-II1:374Sakes, J. Benson-
Book Reviews-VII :97; VI:191Semmes, Raphael (Auth.)-II1:278Sharfman, I. L. (Auth.)-I1:387Sherbow, Theodore-Self Incrimination and the Waiver There-
of-X :158Shriver, Harry C. (Auth.)-1:273Shriver, J. Nicholas, Jr.-
The Maryland Occupational Disease Law-IV :133Book Review-IV :435
Slingluff, Jesse, Jr. - Mortgagee's Rights in the Event of aDeficiency-I:128
Smith, Malcolm B.-Construction of the Phrase "Death WithoutIssue" and Similar Terms-XI:25
Snyder, Lee-Judicial Review of Decisions by Tribunals of Vol-untary Organizations-IV :179
Soper, Morris A.-The Charge to the Jury in Maryland Under the New Rules
of Practice and Procedure-V:35Reorganization of the Court of Appeals of Maryland -
VIII :91Stephenson, Gilbert W. (Auth.)-V :342Stimson, Edward S. (Auth.)-II:303Stone, Irving (Auth.)-VI:191Strahorn, John S., Jr.-
Adoption In Maryland-VII :275Changes Made by the New Adoption Law-X :20
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The Court of Appeals of Maryland-A Five-Year Case Study(with Brune, Herbert M., Jr.)-IV :343
Haddock Case Overruled-The Future of Interstate Divorce(with Reiblich, G. Kenneth)-VII:29
Still Further on Appeals by the State in Criminal Cases-XII:68
Void and Voidable Marriages in Maryland and Their Annul-ment-I1:211
Book Reviews-IV:214; VIII :166; 11:182; VII :269; XII:174;111:376; 1:364; V:438
Stumberg, George W. (Auth.)-II:86Sykes, David S. - Right of Stockholder to Attack Transactions
Occurring Prior to His Acquisition of Stock-IV :380Sykes, Melvin J. - Inter Vivos Transfers in Violation of the
Rights of Surviving Spouses-X :1Sykes, Philip L. (Auth.)-VI:115Thomsen, Roszel C. - Presumptions and Burden of Proof in Res
Ipsa Loquitur Cases in Maryland-II1:285Toynbee, Arnold J. (Auth.)-IX :376Trimble, Bruce R. (Auth.)-II:300Waite, John Barker (Auth.)-III:283Walsh, William C. - Movement to Reorganize the Court of
Appeals of Maryland, The-V1:119Warren, Clyde T. (Auth. with Clarkson, Paul S.)-VII:173Warren, Edward H. (Auth.)-VI:268Warren, George (Auth.)-VIII:89Watkins, R. Dorsey - Maryland Mortgages for Future Ad-
vances-IV :111Wilkin, Robert N. (Auth.)-III:105Williams, Raymond S. (B.R.)-I:273Willis, Hugh Evander (Auth.)-IV :331Willis, John W.-The New Maryland Deposition and Discovery
Procedure (with Pike, James A.)-VI:4Williston, Samuel (Auth.)-V :341Winslow, Francis E. - Operation of the Modified Special Verdict
in Civil Actions in North Carolina-VI:50Wohlmuth, Jerome S. - The Taft-Hartley Act and Collective
Bargaining (with Krupka, Rhoda P.)-IX :1Wolkin, Goodrich and (Auths.)-XI:154
TITLES
TITLE INDEX*
A.Absolute Necessity of Acknowledging A Deed of Gift in Mary-
land (C.N.)-XII:166Action for Wrongful Dishonor of Bank Check - Damages
(C.N.)-IV:395Action in Maryland for Wrongful Death Caused and Occurring
Elsewhere (C.N.)-I:162Administrative Law in Maryland (L.A.)--II:185Administrative Practice as a Guide to Judicial Interpretation of
Statutes (C.N.)-VII :87Admissibility of Evidence Obtained by Wire Tapping (C.N.)-
11:266Admissibility of Evidence Obtained by Unlawful Search and
Seizure (C.N.)-II :147Admissibility of Foreign Will to Probate (C.N.)-V :213Action at Law by a Creditor Beneficiary in Maryland (C.N.)-
X :67Action to Impress Trust on Stock is In Personam (C.N.) -
VIII :289Adoption in Maryland (L.A.)-VII:275Alienability and Transmissibility of Future Interests in Mary-
land (L.A.)-II:89"Alimony" for the Support of Both Wife and Child (C.N.)-III:93Annulment of Marriage for Duress Where Pre-Marital Relations
Have Occurred (C.N.)-I:348Alternative Reasons for Setting Aside Divorce Obtained by Fraud
(C.N.)-VIII:253Amending of Alimony and Divorce Cases in Maryland, The
(C.N.)-IX :184And Now That You Have Your Divorce, Where Do You Stand?
(C.N.)-X :256Annulment Jurisdiction Clarified (Ed.)-IX :63Annulment of Marriage for Fraud as to Matters Related to Pre-
Marital Unchastity-VII :238Appeal From State Industrial Accident Commission by Non-
Appearing Party (C.N.)-VI:316Appealability of Denials of Motions to Implead and Related Dis-
cretionary Orders in Maryland-XII:145Appeals by the State in Criminal Cases (C.N.)-IV :303Apportionment of the Federal Estate Tax (L.A.)-VI:195Appraisal of Shares of Dissenting Stockholders in Consolidation
(C.N.)-I:338Arbitration Under Maryland Law (L.A.)-II:326Attachment-Public Institution as Garnishee (C.N.)-I:172Attorney's Right to Inspect Motor Vehicle Accident Report
(C.N.)-VIII:311* The parenthetical abbreviations have the following significance: L.A. -
Leading Article; Ed. - Editorial; Com. - Comment; and C.N. - Casenote.Book Reviews are listed under either the author's or reviewer's name in theAuthor Index, or in the separate listing by title of Books Reviewed.
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Auto Owner's Liability for Injury Caused by Guest Permitted toDrive (C.N.)-V:104
Automobile Right of Way in Maryland (L.A.)-XI:159Aviator's Rights in Airspace (C.N.)-VIII:300
B.Bailment-Liability for Contents of Closed Receptacle (C.N.)-
XII:94Bank's Obligation to Perform Stop Payment Order Received
Prior to Charging Depositor's Account (C.N.)-X :350Bond, Carroll T. (Ed.)-VII:138"Boulevard Stop" Streets in Maryland (C.N.)-IV :207
C.Cancellation of Accrued Dividends on Preferred Stock Under
General Reservation in Charter of Power to Make AmendmentsChanging Terms of Outstanding Stock (Com.)-I:254
Capacity of Child to Secure Court Order Against Father forFuture Support in Excess of Amount Stipulated in SeparationAgreement Between Parents (C.N.)-II:60
Carrier's Liability for Injury to Passenger Resulting from ThirdParty's Act (C.N.)-VI:332
Carroll T. Bond, 1873-1943 (Ed.)-VII:138Caveat Emptor Versus Caveat Venditor (L.A.)-VII:177Changes Made by the New Adoption Law (L.A.)-X :20Charge to the Jury in Maryland Under the New Rules of Practice
and Procedure, The (L.A.)-VI:35Charitable Trusts in Maryland (L.A.)-I:105Charles McHenry Howard, 1870-1942 (Ed.)-VI:302C.I.F. Contracts-Passage of Title-Risk of Loss (C.N.)-III:261Circuit Courts of Appeal Examine the Clifford Doctrine, The
(L.A.)-VII:201Claim for Salvage Award by Member of Crew of Liberty Ship
(C.N.)-VIII:260Clark, Walter L., 1878-1941 (Ed.)-V :403"Clean Hands" Not Required for Bigamy Annulment (C.N.)-
X:84Compromising of Claim by Executor or Administrator Without
Approval of Orphans' Court (C.N.)-II:379Concerning the Need for a Cumulative Index for the Review
(Ed.)-VIII:43Concurrent Jurisdiction of a Navigable Boundary River (C.N.)-
IX :268Conditional Sales of Chattels in Maryland (L.A.)-I:187Confusing Maryland Domestic Relations Procedures, The
(Com.)-IV :275Consolidation of Bankruptcy Proceeding Against Parent and Sub-
sidiary Corporations (C.N.)-VI:322Constitution and Socialism, The (L.A.)-XII:1Constitutional Amendments and Referred Legislation (Ed.) -
111:150Constitutional Amendments Since the 1939 Code (Ed.)-VII:233
TITLES
Constitutional Aspects of Reduction in State Property Tax(Com.)-II:49
Constitutionality of Non-Communist Affidavit Provision of theTaft-Hartley Act-A Partial Stalemate (C.N.)-XI:342
Constitutionality of Statute Imposing Burdensome Tax on Par-ticular Kinds of Business-Classification for Purposes of Taxa-tion (C.N.)-IV :319
Constitutional Law - Delegation to President of Power toDeclare Embargo on Exportation of Arms (C.N.)-I:167
Constitutional Law-Municipal Bankruptcy Act-EncroachmentUpon State Powers (C.N.)-I:91
Construction of the Phrase "Death Without Issue" and SimilarTerms (C.N.)-XI:25
Constructive Desertion in Maryland (L.A.)-X :193Contract for Life-time Employment Held Void for Indefiniteness
of Subject Matter (C.N.)-I:73Corporate Capacity to Practice Law - A Study in Legal Hocus
Pocus (L.A.)-II:342Corporate Reorganizations in the Light of the Reassertion of the
Doctrine of the Boyd Case in the Los Angeles Company Case(L.A.)-V :280
Corporate Reorganizations Under Chapter X of the NationalBankruptcy Act (L.A.)-III:1
Correction of an Error (Ed.)-III:237Corrupt Practices Act for Maryland, A (L.A.)-IV :248Court of Appeals Amendment Passes Legislature (Ed.)-VII:143Court of Appeals of Maryland, The - A Five Year Case Study
(L.A.)-IV :343Covenants Running With the Land (C.N.)-I:320Criminal Liability of Participants in Suicide (C.N.)-V :324Criminal Procedure Reform Achieved in Maryland (Com.) -
XI:319Cy Pres Comes to Delaware (Com.)-IX :359
D.Damages for Breach of Automobile Liability Insurance Contract
(C.N.)-VII:260Declaratory Judgments in Maryland (Com.)-VI:221Deductibility of Value of Dower Interest from Value of Tenancy
by the Entireties in Computation of Gift Tax (C.N.)-VI:167Default Judgment of Scire Facias in Baltimore City (C.N.) -
IV :312Degree of Care Owed by Motorist to Children on the Highway -
Contributory Negligence (C.N.)-V :414Delivery of Deed by Grantor to Grantee on Oral Condition
(C.N.)-XII:248Difficulty of Obtaining Appellate Rulings on Substantive Criminal
Law-Corroboration of Accomplices (C.N.)-I:175Degree of Care Owed by Shopkeeper to Business Invitee (C.N.)-
VIII :150Direct Restraints Upon Alienation of Fee Simple Estates -
Covenant Against Occupancy by Negroes (C.N.)-II:363
MARYLAND LAW REVIEW
Discretionary Action of Park Board in Excluding Negro GolfersNot Subject to Mandamus (C.N.)-VII:357
Disposition of Void and Otherwise Failing Devises in Maryland(Com.)-II:142
Distinction Between Civil and Criminal Contempt (C.N.) -XII:241
Doctrine of Implied Warranty Between Restaurant-Keeper andGuest, The (C.N.)-II:277
Doctrine of Res Adjudicata, The (C.N.)-IV:189Doctrine of Worthier Title as Applied in Maryland, The (L.A.)-
IV:50Does the Delay Incident to the Use of the Clearing House Ex-
tend the Reasonable Time for the Presentment of a Check?(C.N.)-III:87
Domestic Relations Legislation at the 1937 Session (Com.)-11:59
Domicil for Orphans' Court Jurisdiction (C.N.)-V :218Double Liability of a Bank Stockholder for a Debt of the Bank
Incurred Before his Ownership of the Stock (C.N.)-I:95Double Liability of Stockholders - Statute of Limitations
(C.N.)-IV :201Drainage of Surface Waters Under the Civil Law Rule as Applied
in Maryland (C.N.)-XI:58Duration of the Trustee's Interest Where, the Trust Property is
Personalty (L.A.)-VII:1
E.Early Maryland Decision on Judicial Review of Legislation, An
(Ed.)-I:232Editorial Foreword (Ed.)-VI:1Effect of Acquittal for Assault on Trial for Murder When Victim
Subsequently Dies (C.N.)-III:184Effect of a Separation Agreement Upon the Surviving Spouse's
Right to Administer, The (C.N.)-II:75Effect of Bankruptcy Discharge on Revocation of Motor Vehicle
Operator's License for Failure to Satisfy Judgment (C.N.)-1:259
Effect of Constitutional Ineligibility of Public Officer Upon HisOfficial Acts-Status of Public Officer Holding Office Createdby Unconstitutional Statute (C.N.)-II:371
Effect of Disclosure of Defendant's Coverage by Liability Insur-ance (C.N.)-V:422
Effect of Performance of Parol Trust of Land Upon Creditors ofTrustee (C.N.)-VI:328
Electoral College and Presidential Vacancies, The (L.A.)-IX :28Elements of An Adverse User Sufficient to Start the Statute of
Limitations Running-Prescriptive Easement (C.N.)-X :272Emancipation of Infant by Parent's Cruelty for Purposes of Con-
trol Over Earnings and Services (C.N.)-VIII:71Enforceability of Foreign Decrees for Alimony or Support
(C.N.)-IV :423English Courts - Recent Proposals for Better Despatch of
Business, The (L.A.)-I:277Equality in Property Assessments (L.A.)-IX :246
266
TITLES
Equitable Doctrine of Subrogation, The (L.A.)-III:201Equitable Servitudes - The Running of Covenants in Equity
(C.N.)--II:265Error in Charging a Misdemeanor as a Felony (C.N.)-II:284Establishment of Legislative Power in Maryland, The (L.A.)-
XII:99Evidence Legislation at the 1937 Session (Com.)-II:146Exemplary Damages in Actions for Assault and Battery (C.N.)-
VI:181Exercise of a General Power of Appointment Without Specific
Reference to the Power (C.N.)-II:155Extent of Implied Warranty of Fitness (C.N.)-VII:82Extent to Which Rights Secured by the First Eight Amendments
to the Federal Constitution are Protected Against State Actionby the Fourteenth Amendment (C.N.)-II:174
F.Federal Control of Leaf Tobacco Marketing (L.A.)IX :133Federal Diversity Jurisdiction as Affected by State Statutes De-
priving State Courts of Jurisdiction (C.N.)-IX:178Federal Regulation of Local Transactions Affecting Interstate
Commerce (C.N.)-III:194Fiduciary's Duty of Loyalty, A (L.A.)-III:221Five Years Voluntary Separation as New Ground for Absolute
Divorce (C.N.)II:357Freedom of Speech and Regulation of Sound Amplification De-
vices (C.N.)-IX :285Freedom of Speech and Regulation of Sound Amplification De-
vices (C.N.)-X :355Further Concerning Illicit Cohabitation of Parties as Affecting
Contracts Made Between Them (C.N.)-V:331Further Concerning the Double Liability of Bank Stockholders
(C.N.)-I:270Further on "Alimony' for the Support of Both Wife and Child
(C.N.)-III:367Further on Appeals by the State in Criminal Cases (C.N.) -
VII :364Further on Five Years Voluntary Separation as Ground for Abso-
lute Divorce (C.N.)-VII:146Further on Foreign Wrongful Death (Ed.)-II:264Further on Judicial Review of Classification by Selective Service
System (C.N.)-VIII:154Further on Res Judicata and Administrative Tribunals (C.N.)-
VIII :79Further on the Rights of Third Party Beneficiaries Under a Con-
tract (C.N.)-XII:231Further on Whether a Spendthrift Trust May be Reached for
Alimony or Support? (C.N.)-X :359
G.General Rules of Practice and Procedure (Com.)-VI:91
MARYLAND LAW REVIEW
H.Haddock Case Overruled - The Future of Interstate Divorce
(L.A.)-VII:29Hazardous Employment Under the Workmen's Compensation
Law (C.N.)-VIII:158Henry D. Harlan, 1858-1943 (Ed.)-VIII:41History and Constitutionality of the Maryland Income Tax Law
(L.A.)-II :1The Hope Natural Gas Case and Its Impact on State Utility Regu-
lation (Com.)-VIII:122Howard, Charles McHenry, 1870-1942 (Ed.)-VI:302
I.Illicit Cohabitation of Parties as Affecting Contracts Made Be-
tween Them (C.N.)-II:291Immunity from Process of One Induced by Fraud to Come to
State (C.N.)-X :80Impeachment and Rehabilitation of Witnesses in Maryland
(L.A.)-VII:118Impeachment by a Party of his Own Witness (C.N.)-IV :193Implication of Survivorship in Contingent Gifts to a Class
(C.N.)-IX :367Implied Easements in Maryland (C.N.)-IV:88In Memoriam, World War II (Ed.)-VII:72Instructions to the Jury (Com.)-VI:77Insurance as Commerce - Five Years Under the Seua Decision
(L.A.)-XI:81Insurer's Liability for Failure to Settle (Com.)-IX :349Inter Vivos Transfers in Violation of the Rights of Surviving
Spouses (L.A.)-X :1Intergovernmental Tax Immunity - Liability of Federal Govern-
mental Employees to State Income Tax (C.N.)-IV :77Interim Report of the Commission on the Judiciary Article, The
(Ed.)-VI:304Interpretation of Disability Insurance Policies (C.N.)-III:101Interstate Recognition of Marriage (C.N.)-VII:254Introductory Description of the Court of Appeals of Maryland,
An (L.A.)-IV :333Invalidity of Unrecorded Leases Containing an Automatic Re-
newal Clause, Where Lease and Renewals May Extend BeyondSeven Years, The (C.N.)-IX :190
Legislative Process in Maryland, The (L.A.)-X :91Is Burglary A Felony or Misdemeanor in Maryland? (C.N.) -
XI:336Is Mental Cruelty a Ground for Partial Divorce? (C.N.)-V:111
J.Joinder Rules and Equity Jurisdiction in the Avoidance of a
Multiplicity of Suits, The (C.N.)-XII:88Joint Adventures (L.A.)-VIII:22Joint Savings Bank Accounts in Maryland (L.A.)-III:109Joseph N. Ulman, 1878-1943 (Ed.)-VII:230
TITLES
Judicial Review of Classification by Selective Service System(C.N.)-VII:165
Judicial Review of Decisions by Tribunals of Voluntary Organi-zations (Com.)-IV :179
Judicial Termination of a Contract - Recovery for Partial Per-formance of an Entire Contract after Breach (C.N.)-I:329
Jurisdiction of Maryland Courts Over Foreign Corporations un-der the Act of 1937 (L.A.)-III:35
Jurisdiction over Non-Resident Motorists for Suits Arising fromLocal Accidents (L.A.)-I:222
L.Latent Equities in Maryland (L.A.)-I:1Law of Arrest in Maryland, The (L.A.)-V:125Legal Aspects of Illegitimacy (L.A.)-XII:181Legal Aspects of United Nations Citizenship (L.A.)-IX:319Legislative Clarification for Declaratory Judgments (Com.) -
VIII:237Legislative History and Maryland Statutory Construction
(Com.)-VI:311Liability for Defective Brakes in a Borrowed Car (C.N.)-VII:92Liability for Negligence in Parking - Effect of Statute (C.N.)-
XI:51Liability of Charitable Corporations and Trust for Their Torts
(C.N.)-V :336Liability of Lessors of Safe Deposit Boxes (C.N.)-VII:76Liability of Parents for Tort of Child (C.N.)-II:288Liability of Railroad to Intruders Crossing its Right of Way
(C.N.)-III:344Life Insurance as an Asset Available to Creditors in Maryland
(L.A.)-VI:275Limitations on Even-Year Legislative Sessions (Com.)-XII:124Limiting Highway Access (L.A.)-IV :219Loan Distinguished from Agency - Liability of Lender as Prin-
cipal on Contracts Made by Borrower with Third Parties(C.N.)-II:67
"Lord Mansfield Rule" as to "Bastardizing the Issue", The(C.N.)-III:79
M.Manual Transfer of Deed to Grantee on Parol Condition (C.N.)-
1I:250Marriage Performed by Telephone Invalid (C.N.)-IX :79Maryland Classified Income Tax of 1939, The (Com.)-V :77Maryland Examines the Proposed Uniform Property Act
(L.A.)-IV :1Maryland Ground Rent-Mysterious But Beneficial, The (L.A.)-
V:1Maryland Mortgages for Future Advances (L.A.)-IV:111Maryland Occupational Disease Law, The (L.A.)-IV :133Maryland Rule on Forfeiture Under Land Installment Con-
tracts-A Suggested Reform (L.A.)-IX :99
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Maryland Speedy Judgment Acts, The (L.A.)-II:305Maryland Statute Relating to Lapsing of Testamentary Gifts,
The (L.A.)-VII:101Maryland Statutes of Limitations (C.N.)-VIII:294Maryland Statutory Modifications of the Common Law of Real
Property (Com.)-I:238Maturity Date of a Note Payable on Demand After Date (C.N.)-
V:116May a Spendthrift Interest be Reached for Alimony, or Support?
(C.N.)-IV :417Meaning of "General" Powers of Appointment Under the Federal
Estate Tax, The (L.A.)-I:300Measure of Damages for Breach of an Alternative Contract
(C.N.)-VII:160Mortgagee's Rights in the Event of a Deficiency (L.A.)-I:128Motorists and Pedestrians - A Study of the Judicial Process in
Relation to the Statutory Right of Way Law in Maryland(L.A.)-XI:1
Movement to Reorganize the Court of Appeals of Maryland, The(L.A.)-VI:119
Municipal Responsibility in Tort in Maryland (Com.)-III:159
N.Nebulous Injunction Decrees Against Noise-Nuisances (C.N.)-
111:240Need for Corroboration of Plaintiff in Suit for Alimony Without
Divorce (C.N.)-I:266Need for Further Procedural Reform in Maryland, Particularly
in the Criminal Procedure, The (Ed.)-IX :174Negotiability of a Confessed Judgment Note Payable on Demand
(C.N.)-III:176New Maryland Deposition and Discovery Procedure, The
(L.A.)-VI:4Non-Resident Attachment for Overdue Support Payments
(C.N.)-XI:251Notice of Termination Required to Terminate a Periodic Tenancy
Implied Under a Void Lease (C.N.)-IX :362
0.On the Rules of Evidence (Com.)-III:154Operation of the Modified Special Verdict in Civil Actions in
North Carolina (L.A.)-VI:50Outside Salesmen and the Workmen's Compensation Act (L.A.)-
V:172
P.Parking Lot-Bailment-Theft by Employee (C.N.)-X :185Partnership by Estoppel Based on a Holding Out by One Other
Than the Party Sought to be Held (C.N.)-III:189Partnership by Estoppel Based on a Holding Out with Knowledge
of, but Without Consent of, the Party to be Charged (C.N.)-VI:337
TITLES
Pending Proposal to Reorganize the Court of Appeals of Mary-land, The (Ed.)-V:203
Place of Employment as a "Principal Place of Business" Underthe Bankruptcy Act (C.N.)-V:434
Pleading Negligence in Maryland - Res Ipsa Loquitur as a Ruleof Pleading (Com.)-XI:102
Power of a Municipal Corporation to Enter into a Check-offAgreement with a Labor Union (C.N.)-IX :70
Power of Equity to Enjoin Trespasses to Real Property - Requi-sites for the Granting of Such Relief (C.N.)-II:160
Power to Modify Overdue Installments of Alimony (C.N.) -VI:238
Premature Closing of a Class Upon Death of a Member (C.N.)-V:208
Presumptions and Burden of Proof in Res Ipsa Loquitur Cases inMaryland (L.A.)-III:285
Pre-Trial (L.A.)-XI:300Privilege of Counsel to Explain Traverser's Failure to Testify
(C.N.)-II:79Problem of Funding Accrued Dividends in Maryland, The
(L.A.)-V :345Procedure to Test Title to Public Office in Maryland (C.N.)-
VI:186Proof of Marriage in Maryland (L.A.)-II :120Proper Venue of Suit for Alimony Without Divorce - Ouster of
Jurisdiction-Amendment (C.N.)-I :81Proposals to Change the Maryland Appellate Court System
(L.A.)-VI:148Proposed Court of Appeals Amendment, The (Ed.)-VII:324Purported Lease With Option to Purchase Held to Constitute a
Conditional Sale (C.N.)-XI :244
Q.Query About the New Marriage Age Law, A (Com.)-III:340Query About Plaintiff's Right to a Directed Verdict as to Defen-
dant's Negligence, A (C.N.)-XI:44
R.Recent Changes Affecting Minority Stockholders' Suits (Com.)-
VIII :241Recent Changes in the Judiciary of the State (Ed.)-III:151Recent Changes in the Judiciary of the State (Ed.)-VII:140Recent Changes in the Judiciary of the State (Ed.)-IX :59Recent Constitutional Amendments (Ed.)-I:57Recent Developments Relating to Devolution and Descent of
Future Interests in Maryland (L.A.)-XI:187Recent Maryland Statutory Change in Recognition of Rights
Arising Under Foreign Wrongful Death Statutes (Com.) -IX :263
Recovery of Gambling Loss by Creditor of Loser (C.N.) -VIII :317
Recovery Under Accidental Death Policy for Death from Anes-thetic (C.N.)-VII:348
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Remainders "From and After" Life Estates in Maryland (L.A.)-VIII :269
Renewal of Process and the Statute of Limitations (C.N.) -IX :74
Rents and Rental Values Taxable as Income (L.A.)-V :387Reorganization of the Court of Appeals of Maryland (L.A.)-
VIII :91Requirement of Delivery in Gifts of Personalty (C.N.)-III:271Res Ipsa Loquitur (Com.)-X:337Res Judicata and Interstate Divorce (C.N.)-XI:143Res Judicata in License Determination Before Administrative
Tribunals (C.N.)-VI:256Respondeat Superior - The Effect of Deviation on the "Scope of
Employment" (C.N.)-VI:248Restrictions Against Occupancy - Existence of a General Plan
(C.N.)-VIII:307Re-Survey Warrant - Navigable Waters - Adverse Possession
(C.N.)-V :314Revisory Power of Courts Over Judgments by Default in Third
Party Practice, The (C.N.)-XI:135Revocability of Agent's Authority Where Principal has Con-
tracted not to Revoke with a Certain Period (C.N.)-III:258Revocation of a "License Acted Upon" (C.N.)-III:362Revocation of a Will by Birth of a Child (L.A.)-1:32Right of Action of a Minor Child Against a Parent Tortfeasor
(C.N.)-XII:202Right of Stockholder to Attack Transactions Occurring Prior to
His Acquisition of Stock (L.A.)-IV :380Rights of an Unborn Child - Suit for Prenatal Injury Allowed in
Maryland (C.N.)-XII:223Rights of Creditors Under a Testamentary General Power of
Appointment (C.N.)-IV :297Rights of Holder of Possibility of Reverter and Owner of Deter-
minable Fee to Insurance Proceeds from Policy Procured bythe Latter (C.N.)-VIII:321
Rights of Ticketholders to Places of Amusements (C.N.)-X :169
S.Seal as Consideration on a Negotiable Instrument, The (C.N.)-
11:375Self Incrimination and the Waiver Thereof (Com.)-X :158Seller's Liability on Implied Warranty of Wholesomeness and
Fitness for Consumption in Sale of Food to Consumer Contract-ing Trichinosis - Necessity of Privity of Contract (C.N.) -VIII :61
Separation Agreements-Their Present Status (C.N.)-XI:350Some Aspects of Powers of Appointment in Maryland (L.A.) -
XII:13Special Session of the Legislature, The (Ed.)-I:144Specific Performance of Contract Containing Liquidated Damage
Clause (C.N.)-IX :281Specific Performance of Contract to Adopt (C.N.)-X :72
Specific Performance of Oral Contract to Devise Real Property-Rendition of Personal Services as Part Performance (C.N.)-XlI :158
Specific Restitution in Equity of Converted Stocks and Bonds(C.N.)-IV :92
Spendthrift Trusts of Principal (C.N.)-V :430State Certification of Carrier Operating Solely Under Federal
Contract (C.N.)-IV :407State Conflict of Laws Rules in the Federal Courts (C.N.) -
VI:160State Legislative Apportionment of the Federal Estate Tax
(L.A.)-X :289State Taxation of Resident Trustee (C.N.)-IX :89Statute of Frauds, The-Conflict of Laws (C.N.)-VI:262Statutory Solution of Uncertainty as to Fact and Time of Death
(C.N.)-VII:330Still Further on Appeals by the State in Criminal Cases (C.N.)-
XII:68Still Further on Whether a Spendthrift Trust May be Reached for
Alimony or Support (C.N.)-XI:70Study - Conflicts Between Statutes and Rules as to Time for
Appeal, A (Com.)-XI :325Supreme Court and Administrative Law, The (L.A.)-V:231Supreme Court Overrules an Important Case (Ed.)-II:263Surcharging Executors for Depreciation of Securities in Margin
Account (C.N.)-I:355Survey of the Maryland Income Tax Law, A (L.A.)-II:11Surviving Spouse's Statutory Share - Legislative Change
(C.N.)-III:371Symposium of Law Reviews in a Neighboring Journal, A (Ed.)-
1:59
T.Taft-Hartley Act and Collective Bargaining, The (L.A.)-IX:1Taxation of Maryland Ground Rents, The (L.A.)-III:314Tax Consequences of the Family Partnership (L.A.)-VIII:171Tenancy by the Entireties and Creditors (L.A.)-IX :291Tenure and Remedies Under School Teachers' Contracts (C.N.)-
111:97Testimony by Observer as to Speed of Moving Object (C.N.)-
V:307Time for Recording Chattel Mortgages in Maryland (C.N.)-
XI:139Time When Draftee First Becomes Subject to Military Law
(C.N.)-VII:169Titles of Legislative Acts (L.A.)-IX :197Tort Liability of Motorist to Guest (C.N.)-V :406Tort Liability of the Proprietor of a Passenger Elevator, The
(C.N.)-III:353Tort Suit by Wife Against Husband's Employer (C.N.)-VI:173Tort Suit by Wife Against Husband's Partnership (C.N.)-I:65
TITLES 273
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U.Ulman, Joseph N., 1878-1943 (Ed.)-VII:230Unintentional Homicide in Resistance to Unlawful Arrest
(C.N.)-VIII:47Ultra Vires Contracts of Corporations in Maryland (Com.) -
1:145Unenforceability of Racial Restrictive Covenants (C.N.)-X :263United States Savings Bonds, Series E, F and G (L.A.)-XI:265Unrecorded Conditional Sale - Time of Buyer's Creditor's Re-
liance (C.N.)-IV :82
V.Validity, Interpretation, and Probate of Foreign Wills (C.N.) -
IV :400Validity of an Area Description in a Deed Which Purports to
Convey Part of a Larger Known Tract (C.N.)-X :63Validity of State Compensating Tax on Use Within State of
Chattels Purchased Outside State (C.N.)-I:263Value of Wife's Inchoate Dower in Condemnation Proceedings
(C.N.)-VII:263Venue of Suit Against Domestic Corporation (C.N.)-I:165Vesting of Remainders and Their Alienability, The (C.N.)-V :98Vested and Contingent Remainders (C.N.)-VIII:142Vested and Contingent Remainders, A Suggestion With Respect
to Legal Method (L.A.)-VIII:1Victory for Court of Appeals Reorganization (Ed.)-VIII:226Void and Voidable Marriages in Maryland and Their Annulment
(L.A.)-II:211
W.Walter L. Clark, 1878-1941 (Ed.)-V:403Ways of Necessity - Implied in Law or Implied in Fact (C.N.) -
IX:84What Determines Domicil (C.N.)-IV :98Who May Negotiate A Warehouse Receipt in Maryland (Com.)-
11:56Who May Sue for Wrongful Death Caused and Occurring Outside
the State of the Forum (C.N.)-II:168Wrongful Death Act Amended to Include Suit Against Vessel in
Maritime Tort (Com.)-XI:125
CASES NOTED
TABLE OF CASES NOTED
A.Abbott, Shenton v.-V :218Abbott, Takoma Park Bank v.-VII:76Adams, State v. (Robb v. State)-XII:68Albert, Meadowbrook Swimming Club v.-III:240Alter, Maryland Title Guarantee Co. v.-III:87American Communications Association, et al. v. Douds-XI:342American District Telegraph Co., Marlboro Shirt Co., Inc. v.-
XII:231American General Corporation v. Camp, et al.-I:338A. S. Abell Co. v. Sopher-VI:248Angel v. Bullington-IX :178Armstrong v. Stiffier-IX :281Ashton v. Cameron County Water Improvement District No. 1-
1:91Associated Transport v. Bonoumo-XI:135
B.Bachman v. Lembach-XII:88Bachtell, Ghingher v.-I:95Bachtell, Ghingher v.-I:270Baker v. Howard Hunt, et al.-II:160Baldwin v. Baldwin-VII:238Baltimore & A. Ry. Co. v. Lichtenberg, et al.-IV :407Baltimore and Ohio R.R. Co. v. King-I:73Baltimore Bankers Corp. v. Peters Auto Body & Spring Works-
XI:139Baltimore Center Corporation, Darling Shops Delaware Corpora-
tion v.-IX :362Baltimore Contracting Company, Chenowith v.-IV :193Baltimore Transit Company v. Faulkner-VI:181Bannister v. Bannister-VII :254Barnes v. State-IX :268Bauernschmidt v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co.-IV :423Bauernschmidt v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co.-IV :417Baxter v. Wilburn-I1:291Bayly, ex rel. v. Reckord (United States) (and United States ex
rel. Bevans v. Stone)-VIII:154Beck v. Beck-VII:146Becker, Gwynn Oak Park v.-V :422Behr v. Behr-VII:238Beckwith Machinery Co. v. Matthews-XI:244Bender, Kimble v.-II:371Berman v. Berman-XII:166Besche v. Murphy-X :72Bevans, ex rel. Stone (United States) (and United States ex rel.
Bayly v. Reckord)-VIII:154Biberman v. Funkhouser (Bishop v. Richard)-XI :58Biggs v. Hutzler Brothers Co.-VIII :150
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Billings, Ex Parte-VII:169Bishop v. Horney-V :98Bishop v. Richard (Biberman v. Funkhouser)-XI:58Blum v. Fox-I1:379Board of Education v. Winding Gulf Collieries-VIII :321Board of Education of Washington County v. Cearfoss-III:97Board of Park Commissioners of Baltimore City v. Murphy
VII :357Bonoumo, Associated Transport v.-XI:135Borgman, Shives v.-XII:158Bouse v. Hutzler-VII:87Bouse, Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore v.-VIII:142Bozman v. State, use of Cronhardt-V :414Brack, Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v.-III:362Bright v. Ganas-1:329Brocato v. Serio-III:189Brooks v. Brooks (Ritz v. Ritz)-IX :184Brown v. State-IV :319Bruton Brewing Company, The, Riegger, v.-VI:173Buchwald v. Buchwald, et al.-III:250Bullington, Angel v.-IX :178
C.Calvert Distillers Corp., Donner et al. v.-XII:241Cameron County Water Improvement District No. 1, Ashton v.-
1:91Campbell v. Campbell-I1:357Camp et al., American General Corporation v.-I:338Canoles, Hochschild, Kohn & Co. v.-XI:51Carroll et al., Kerrigan v.-II:288Causby, United States v.-VIII:300Cearfoss, Board of Education of Washington County v.-III:97Certain Parcels of Land, United States v.-VII:263Chenowith v. Baltimore Contracting Company-IV :193Child's Dining Hall Co. v. Swingler-I1:277Chillemi v. Chillemi-XII:248Citizen's National Bank of Pocomoke City v. Custis-I1:375Coastwise Petroleum Company v. Standard Oil Company of
N. J.-VI:262City of Baltimore, Mattes v.-VIII:158Coe v. Coe (Sherrer v. Sherrer)-XI:143Cohen v. Cohen-II:93Commercial Credit Co. v. L. A. Benson Co.-II:67Condry v. Laurie-IX :84Consolidated Edison Company of New York v. National Labor
Relations Board-II1:194Continental Oil Co. v. Horsey-V :116Cook, Pennsylvania R. Co. v.-VI:332Cooper, Kovacs v.-X :355Copeland v. Warden-XI:336Cosby, et al., Jackson v.-VI:186County Commissioners for Frederick County, Gaver v. In the
Matter of Charles Delmar-IV :98
276
CASES NOTED
Cozzubo, Vaccarino v.-VIII:61Crawford et al., Obrecht v.-III:261Crawford v. State-II1:184Cronhardt, State use of, Bozman v.-V :414Cronin, et al. v. Hebditch-XI:350Croyle v. Croyle-VIII:253Crummitt, O'Neill & Co. v.-III:353Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Mackubin v.-X :67Curtiss-Wright Export Corporation, United States v.-I:167Custis, Citizen's National Bank of Pocomoke City v.-II:375
D.Dal Maso v. Prince George's Co.-VIII:79Damasiewicz v. Gorsuch-XII:223Darling Shops Delaware Corporation v. Baltimore Center Cor-
poration-IX :362Dashiell v. Moore-V :406David v. David-I:65Davis v. Ruzicka-I:162Dennistone et al., Meade v.-II :363Dewitt, et al., Goldsborough, et al. v.-I:355Donner et al. v. Calvert Distillers Corp.-XII:241Dorchester Fert. Co., McMahon v.-VIII:294Douds, American Communications Association, et al. v.-XI:342Drevas v. United States, War Shipping Admr., United States
Maritime Service-VIII :260
E.Eacho, Stone et al. v., (In re Tip Top Tailors, Inc.)-VI:322Elgin, Pressman v.-VIII:311Ellis v. Rudy, Commissioner-I:259Embrey, United States v.-VII:165Equitable Trust Co., Magness v.-IV :395Estin v. Estin (Kreiger v. Kreiger)-X :256Evans v. Safe Deposit and Trust Co. (Reese v. Reese)-IX :367Ex Parte Billings-VII :169Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, State, use of Kalives v.-V :336
F.Farmer v. O'Carroll-IV :92Farmers National Bank, Iglehart v.-III:176Faulkner, Baltimore Transit Co. v.-VI:181Fisher et al., Medwedeff v.-V :430Flautt, Lane v.-IV :88Fleet v. Fleet-IX :79Folb v. State-I:175Forbes, Safe Deposit & Trust Co. v.-V :208Fox, Blum v.-II:379Fredericktown Savings Institution, Keller v.-X :350Friedman v. Sterling Refrigerator Co.-IV :82Funkhouser, Biberman v. (Bishop v. Richard)-XI:58
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G.Ganas, Bright v.-I:329Gaver v. County Commissioners for Frederick County, In the
Matter of Charles Delmar-IV :98Ghingher v. Bachtell-T1:95Ghingher v. Bachtell-T1:270Goetz v. Smith (Saunders v. Phillips)-X :263Goldberg v. Kunz-X :185Goldsborough, et al. v. DeWitt, et al.-I:355Gorsuch, Damasiewicz v.-XI1:223Graves v. People of State of New York, ex rel. O'Keefe-IV :77Gray v. Gray-V :314Greenfeld v. Hook-IV :207Greenfeld v. Maryland Jockey Club of Baltimore-X :169Greenough v. Tax Assessors of City of Newport-IX :89Griffin v. McCoach-V1:160Gwynn Oak Park v. Becker-V :422
H.Hale v. State-II:79Hans v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co.-V :98Harris, State v.-VII1:47Harward v. Harward-II:79Hathcock et al. v. Loften-V:316Hebditch, Cronin, et al. v.-X1:350Henneford v. Silas Mason Co., Inc.-T:263Hewitt v. Shipley-I:75Higgins v. State Loan Company-V :434Hitchins v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore-X1:70Hitzelberger v. State-II:266Hochschild, Kohn & Co., Inc., Poplar v.-VI1:82Hochschild, Kohn & Co. v. Canoles-X:51Hook, Greenfeld v.-IV :207Hopkins v. Magruder, Collector-V:167Horney, Bishop v.-V :98Horowitz v. Horowitz-IV :189Horsey, Continental Oil Co. v.-V :116Howard Hunt, et al., Baker v.-IT:160Hughes v. Svboda-T1:172Hurst, New England Life Insurance Co. v.-II1:101Hutzler Brothers Co., Biggs v.-VIIT:150Hutzler, Bouse v.-VIT:87
I.Iglehart v. Farmers National Bank-II1:176In re Will of Pritchard-V :213
J.Jackson v. Cosby, et al.-V1:186Jackson v. Pennsylvania R. Co.-IIT:344Jacobs v. Schwartz, et al.-V:328John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. Plummer-VI1:348
CASES NOTED
K.Kaplan, Schultz v.-IX :190Keen v. Keen-X :277Keller v. Fredericktown Savings Institution-X :350Kerrigan v. Carroll, et al.-II:288Kimble v. Bender-I1:371King, Baltimore & Ohio R.R. Co. v.-I:73Klaxon Co. v. Stentor Electric Manufacturing Co.-VI:160Knabe v. Knabe-II1:367Knox v. Mayor & City Council of Baltimore City-VI:256Kovacs v. Cooper-X :355Kreiger v. Kreiger (Estin v. Estin)-X :256Kunz, Goldberg v.-X :185
L.L. A. Benson Co., Commercial Credit Co. v.--II:67Lachowicz v. Lechowicz-VII:330LaFontaine v. Wilson-VIII :317Lane v. Flautt-IV :88Langville v. Langville-XI:251Laurie, Condry v.-IX :84Lembach, Bachman v.-XII:88Lichtenberg et al., Baltimore & A. Ry. Co. v.-IV :407Lof ten, Hathcock et al. v.-VI:316Lucas v. Maryland Drydock Co.-VIII :71Lurz v. Lurz-I:348Lynch v. Rogers-V :331
M.McAllister, Rabe v.-IV :400McBriety, et al. v. Phillips, et al.-VI:337McCoach, Griffin v.-VI:160McColgan, Scholtes v.-VIII:307McDonough v. Roland Park Co.-X :63McGuckian, Zeller v.-XI:25McKenrick v. Savings Bank of Baltimore-I1:265Mackubin v. Curtiss-Wright Corporation-X :67McMahon v. Dorchester Fert. Co.-VIII :294Magness v. Equitable Trust Co.-IV :395Magruder, Collector, Hopkins v.-VI:167Mahnke v. Moore-XII:202Margos v. Moroudas-X :80Mariana, State v.-IV :303Marlboro Shirt Co., Inc. v. American District Telegraph Co. -
XII:231Marriott v. Marriott, et al.-III:371Maryland Drydock Co., Lucas v.-VIII:71Maryland jockey Club of Baltimore, Greenfeld v.-X :169Maryland Title Guarantee Co. v. Alter-II1:87Mattes v. City of Baltimore-VIII :158Matthews, Beckwith Machinery Co. v.-XI:244Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Brack-II1:362Mayor & City Council of Baltimore City, Knox v.-VI:256
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Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, Mugford v.-IX :70Meade v. Dennistone, et al.-II:363Meadowbrook Swimming Club v. Albert-II1:240Medwedeff v. Fisher, et al.-V :430Merwin v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore-I1:155Messenger, Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmer's Mutual
Casualty Insurance Company v.-VII:260Mickey v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.-XII:94M. J. Grove Lime Co. v. Wolfenden-1:165Moodhe, Schenker v.-III:271Moore, Dashiell v.-V :406Moore, Mahnke v.-XII:202Morgan, alias Townsend, et al., Townsend v.-X :84Moroudas, Margos v.-X :80Mugford v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore-IX :70Murphy, Besche v.-X :72Murphy, Board of Park Commissioners of Baltimore City v. -
VII :357
N.National Labor Relations Board, Consolidated Edison Company
of New York v.-III:194Neel v. Webb Fly Screen Mfg. Co.-IX :74New England Life Insurance Co. v. Hurst-II1:101Nichols v. Nichols-VII :146Northwestern National Insurance Co. v. Samuel R. Rosoff, Ltd.-
XII:145
0.Obrecht v. Crawford, et al.-III:261O'Carroll, Farmer v.-IV :92O'Neill & Co. v. Crummitt-III:353O'Neill & Co. v. Schulze-IV :312Ortman v. Coane-VIII:289Oxford Cabinet Co. v. Parks-VI:316
P.Palko v. State of Connecticut-Il:174Parks, Oxford Cabinet Co. v.-VI:316Pennsylvania R. Co. v. Cook-VI:332Pennsylvania R. Co., Jackson v.-III:344Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmer's Mutual Casualty Insur-
ance Company v. Messenger-VII :260People of the State of New York, Saia v.-IX :285People of the State of New York, ex rel. O'Keefe, Graves v.-
IV:77People's Drug Stores, Inc. v. Windham-V :307Peters Auto Body & Spring Works, Baltimore Bankers Corp. v.-
XI:139Phillips, Saunders v. (Goetz v. Smith)-X :263Phillips, et al., McBriety, et al. v.-VI:337Phillips, et al., Rounds, Admr. v.- 1 :288Phillips Packing Co., Inc., Rose v.-II:168Piper, et al. v. Wells-II:258
CASES NOTED
Plummer, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. v.-VII:348Poole v. Poole-V :111Poplar v. Hochschild, Kohn & Co., Inc.-VII :82Powers v. State, use of Reynolds-V :104Pressman v. Elgin-VIII :311Prince George's Co., Dal Maso v.-VII1:79Pritchard, In re Will of-V :213
R.Rabe v. McAllister-IV :400Reecher, Sterling v.-IV :201Reese v. Reese (Evans v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co.)-IX :367Richard, Bishop v. (Biberman v. Funkhouser)-XI:58Riegger v. The Bruton Brewing Company-VI:173Ritz v. Ritz (Brooks v. Brooks)-IX :184Robb v. State (State v. Adams)-XI1:68Robertson, Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore v.-X :359Roeder v. Roeder-1:266Rogers, Lynch v.-V :331Roland Park Co., McDonough v.-X :63Rose v. Phillips Packing Co., Inc.-I1:168Rosen, State v.-VII:364Rosenburg, Union Trust Co. v.-I:320Rosoff, Samuel R., Ltd., Northwestern National Insurance Co.
v.-XI1:145Rounds, Admr. v. Phillips, et al.-I1:288Rudy, Commissioner, Ellis v.-I:259Ruzicka, Davis v.-1:162
S.Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Bauernschmidt v.-IV :417Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Bauernschmidt v.-IV :423Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore v. Bouse-VIII:142Safe Deposit & Trust Co. v. Forbes-V :208Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Evans v. (Reese v. Reese)-IX :367Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Hans v.-V :98Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Hitchins v.-XI:70Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore v. Robertson-X :359Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore, Mervin v.-I1:155Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore, Wyeth v.-IV :297Saia v. People of the State of New York-IX :285Saunders v. Phillips (Goetz v. Smith)-X :263Savings Bank of Baltimore, McKenrick v.-I1:265Schenker v. Moodhe-II1:271Scholtes v. McColgan-VII1:307Schultz v. Kaplan-IX :190Schulze, O'Neill & Co., Inc., v.-IV :312Schwartz, et al., Jacobs v.-VI :328Sears, Roebuck & Co., Mickey v.-XI1:94Sehlhorst, Vogelsang v.--XI:44Serio, Brocato v.-II1:189Shenton v. Abbott-V :218Sherrer v. Sherrer (Coe v. Coe)-X:143Shipley, Hewitt v.-I:75
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Shives v. Borgman-XII:158Silas Mason Co., Inc., Henneford v.-I:263Smith, Goetz v. (Saunders v. Phillips)-X :263Sopher, A. S. Abell Co. v.-VI:248Sothoron v. West-VII:92Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, Coastwise Petroleum
Company v.-VI:262State, Barnes v.-IX :268State, Brown v.-IV:319State, Crawford v.-III:184State, Folb v.-I:175State, Hale v.-III:79State v. Harris-VIII :47State, Hitzelberger v.-III:266State, Robb v. (State v. Adams)-XII:68State v. Adams (Robb v. State)-XII:68State v. Mariana-IV :303State v. Rosen-VII :364State, Sugarman v.-II:147State, Whittington v.-II:284State v. Williams-V :324State, Wilkerson v.-II:79State of Connecticut, Palko v.-II:174State, use of Kalives, v. Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital-V :336State, use of Reynolds, Powers v.-V :104State Loan Company, Higgins v.-V :434Stentor Electric Manufacturing Co., Klaxon Co. v.-VI:160Sterling v. Reecher-IV :201Sterling Refrigerator Co., Friedman v.-IV :82Sterling, Stockholders of People's Banking Co. v.-I:270Stiffler, Armstrong v.-IX :281Stockholders of People's Banking Co. v. Sterling-I:270Stone, et al. v. Eacho (In re Tip Top Tailors, Inc.)-VI:322Sugarman v. State-I1:147Svboda, Hughes v.-I:172Swingler, Child's Dining Hall Co. v.-II:277
T.Takoma Park Bank v. Abbott-VII :76Tax Assessors of City of Newport, Grennough v.-IX :89Tip Top Tailors, Inc., In re (Stone, et al. v. Eacho)-VI:322Townsend v. Morgan, alias Townsend, et al.-X :84
U.Union Trust Co. v. Rosenburg-I:320United States v. Causby-VIII:300United States v. Certain Parcels of Land-VII :263United States v. Curtiss-Wright Export Corporation-I:167United States v. Embrey-VII:165United States, ex rel. Bayly, v. Reckord (and United States,
ex rel. Bevans v. Stone)-VIII:154United States, War Shipping Admr., United States Maritime
Service, Drevas v.-VIII:260
CASES NOTED
V.Vaccarino v. Cozzubo-VIII:61Vogelsang v. Sehlhorst-XI:44
W.Walter, Zalis v.-VII:160Warden, Copeland v.-XI:336Waters, Wilson v.-X :272Webb Fly Screen Mfg. Co., Neel v.-IX :74Wells, Piper, et al. v.-III:258West, Sothoron v.-VII:92Whittington v. State-I :284Wilburn, Baxter v.-II:291Wilkerson v. State-I :79Williams, State v.-V :324Wilson, LaFontaine v.-VIII:317Wilson v. Waters-X :272Windham, People's Drug Stores, Inc. v.-V :307Winding Gulf Collieries, Board of Education v.-VIII:321Winkel v. Winkel-VI:238Wolf enden, M. J. Grove Lime Co. v.-I:165Woodcock v. Woodcock-I:81Wyeth v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore-IV :297
Y.Yost v. Yost-I1:60
Z.Zalis v. Walter-VII :160Zeller v. McGuckian-XI:25
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BOOK REVIEWS
A.Administrative Law, Its Growth, Procedure and Significance-
Pound-VII :367
C.Chief Justice Waite, Defender of the Public Interest-Trimble-
11:300City Lawyer-Hays-VII :97Civilization on Trial-Toynbee-IX :376Clarence Darrow for the Defense-Stone--V:191Commerce Clause Under Marshall, Taney, and Waite, The -
Frankfurter-I1:180Commerce Power Versus States Rights, The-Corwin-I:184Compilation of Workmen's Compensation Cases, A-Coughlan-
IV :435Conflict of Criminal Laws-Stimson-I1:303Constitution of the United States at the End of One Hundred
Fifty Years, The-Willis-IV :331Contest of Wills in Maryland, The-Sykes-V :115Crime and Punishment in Early Maryland-Semmes-II:278Criminal Appeals in America-Orfield-IV :214
D.Directed Verdicts and Instructions-Ashman-IV :327
F.Federal Regulatory Action and Control-Blachly and Oatman-
V:119Francis Scott Key, Life and Times-Delaplaine-I1:384Fraudulent Conveyances and Preferences-Glenn-IV :431
H.Handbook of Admiralty Law in the United States-Robinson-
IV:104Handbook of American Constitutional Law - Rottschaefer -
I1T:374Handbook of the Conflict of Laws - Goodrich and Wolkin -
XI:154Handbook of the Law of Bills and Notes-Britton-VIII:166Handbook of the Law of Partnership and Other Unincorporated
Associations-Crane-I:386History and Development of the Fourth Amendment to the United
States Constitution, The-Lasson-I:83History of Criminal Syndicalism Legislation in the United States,
A-Dowell-IV :106How Lawyers Think-Morris-I:182
BOOK REVIEWS
I.,Interpreting the Constitution-Lewis-I1:183Interstate Commerce Commission, Part IV, The - Sharfman -
11:387
J.Jurisprudence-LeBuffe and Hayes-II1:107justice Oliver Wendell Holmes; His Book Notices and Uncol-
lected Letters and Papers-Shriver-I:273
L.Law and the Lawyers-Robinson-I:101Law in Medical and Dental Practice-Lott and Gray-VII :269Law of Cadavers and of Burial and Burial Places, The - Jack-
son-XII:174Law of Property in Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Drama-
Clarkson and Warren-VII :173Lawyers and the Promotion of Justice-Brown-II:376Legal Philosophy from Plato to Hegel-Cairns-X :366Life and Law-Williston-V :341Logical and Legal Bases of the Conflict of Laws, The - Cook -
VIII :85Look at the Law-Jackson-IV :436
M.Maryland Annotations to the American Law Institute's Restate-
ment of the Law of Agency-Casner-I:99Maryland Annotations to the American Law Institute's Restate-
ment of the Law of Conflict of Laws-Reiblich-I:364Maryland Annotations to the American Law Institute's Restate-
ment of the Law of Trusts-Reiblich-V :223Melville Weston Fuller, Chief Justice of the United States -
King-XI:257Mind of the Juror, The-Osborn-I1:299My Philosophy of Law-Various Authors-VI:340
0.On Understanding the Supreme Court-Freund-XI:78
P.Principles of Conflict of Laws-Stumberg-II:86
R.Readings on Personal Property-Fryer-II1:199Rights of Margin Customers Against Wrongdoing Stockbrokers
and Some Other Problems in the Modern Law of Pledge, The-Warren-VI:268
S.Spirit of the Legal Profession, The-Wilkin-III:105State House v. Pent House: Legal Problems of the Rhode Island
Racetrack Row-Chaffee-I1:184Studying Law-Vanderbilt-VIII:266
286 MARYLAND LAW REVIEW
T.Taxable Income-Magill-I:362Tax Laws of Maryland-Cairns-I1:179Theory of Legal Science, The-Cairns-V :438Traffic Courts-Warren-VIII:89Trust Business in Common Law Countries-Stephenson-V :342Trust Receipts-McGowan-X :285Trustee's Handbook, A-Loring-V :225Trusts in the Conflict of Laws-Land-V :228
U.Uncommon Law-Herbert-I:181
W.Waite on Sales--Waite-II1:283
SUBJECT INDEX
SUBJECrT INDEX
ADMINISTRATION:See TESTAMENTARY LAW
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW:See CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
ADMIRALTY:Courts;
English-I:277Death on the High Seas Act-XI:125Jones Act-XI:125Merchant Marine Act-XI:125Salvage;
Member of Crew-VIII :260Prerequisites for Claim-VIII :260
Seamen's Act of 1920-XI:125Wrongful death-XI:125
AGENCY:See also HUSBAND AND WIFESee also TORTSAgency by estoppel-I1:67Authority;
Revocation of-II1:258Contract liability of principle-I1:67Control necessary-Il:67Creditor as principle-Il:67Master-Servant;
Car owner and driver-V :104Personal Injury-
Suit by wife of servant-VI:173Scope of Employment-VI:248Wrongful discharge-IIl:97
Necessity of-IV :275Non-resident Motorists-I:222; IX :74Principals;
Joining-V :104Subrogation-II1:201Undisclosed principle-Il:67
ALIMONY:See DIVORCE
ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE:See DOMESTIC RELATIONS
APPEAL AND ERROR:See PLEADING AND PRACTICE
ARBITRATION:Action upon-Il:326Award;
Enforcement of-I1:326
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Corporate Employers-II:326Lockouts-I1:326
Maryland Law-I1:326Labor disputes-I1:326Orphans' Court Claims-I1:326Statutes applicable-I1:326Strikes-lI:326Submission to-I1:326Tobacco Classification-Il:326Voluntary-IV :179
ARREST:See PLEADING AND PRACTICE
ASSIGNMENT:See also INSURANCESee also MORTGAGES1:187Chattels-I:1Choses in Action-I:1Equitable-I:1Legal-I:1Mortgages-I:1Notice-I:1Partial-1:1Power coupled with an interest-I:1Recorded-I:1Total-I:1Unrecorded-I:1
ATTACHMENT:See also PLEADING AND PRACTICESee also TRUSTSChose in Action;
Insurance-VI:275Contingent Interests-IV :1Fieri Facias;
Writ of-VI:275Garnishee;
Governmental agencies-I:172Public Official-I:172
Trusts;Spendthrift-IV :417
ATTESTATION:1:238
BALTIMORE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION:-VII :233
BANKS AND BANKING:See also NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTSSee also TRUSTSBank Collection Code-X :350Checks;
Wrongful dishoner-IV :395Measure of Damages-IV :395
288
SUBJECT INDEX
Double liability of stockholders-I:95Gifts of bank accounts-II1:109Joint Savings Accounts-II1:109
Creditor's Rights-IIl:109Form-II1:109Survivorship-II1:109
Liability of Banks-IIl:109National Banking Act-VIII:241Rights of creditors against accounts-II1:109Safe Deposit Boxes-VII :76Set-off against accounts-II:109Stockholders;
Liability of-IV :201Stop-Payment Order;
Liability of Bank-X :350Taxation on accounts-II1:109Tenancy by the entirety in bank accounts-II:109Trust device-II:109
BANKRUPTCY:See also CREDITOR'S RIGHTSAssets;
Insurance-Life-VI:275
Power of Appointment-XII:13Tenancy by Entirety Property-IX :291
Effect of Divorce-IX :291Conditional Sales;
Effect of-I:187Consolidation of Proceedings-IX :291
Husband and Wife-IX :291Jurisdiction-VI:322Parent and Subsidiary Corporation-VI:322
Corporate dissolution;Effect-IIl:1
Corporate Reorganization-IIl:1 ; V :280Allowances-II:1Appointment of Trustee-II:1Attorney;
Qualifications-II:1Bond Holders;
Rights of-V :231Creditors-IIl:1
Rights of-V :280Forum-II:1Good Faith-IIl:1Jurisdiction of Court-IIl:1"Petition-
Creditor's-IIl:1Indenture Trustee's-III:1Voluntary-II:1
Plan of-IIl:1 ; V:280Approval of-IIl:1Confirmation of-IIl:1
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Fair and equitable defined-V :231SEC report-II1:1; V:280Stockholders-II1:1; V :231Value defined-V :280Venue-II1:1
Creditors;Conditional Sales Contract-IV :82
Exemptions;Insurance-VI:275
Future Interests-XI:187Gambling losses;
Right to recover-VIII :317Joint Adventures-VIII :22Motor Vehicles;
Financial Responsibility-I:259Petition;
Involuntary-II:1Principle Place of Business;
Place of Employment-V :434Securities and Exchange Commission;
Function of-II1:1; V :231; V :280State Political Subdivision-I:91Spendthrift Trusts-V :430
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAUS-VII :177
BILLS OF SALES:See SALES
BONDHOLDERS:See BANKS AND BANKINGSee CORPORATIONSSee STOCKS AND BONDSSee TAXATION
BRIBERY:See CRIMINAL LAW
BOUSE ACT:See STATUTES
CHANGE OF NAME:See DOMESTIC RELATIONS
CHATTEL MORTGAGES:See SALES
CHOSES IN ACTION:See NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS
CONFLICTS OF LAWS:See also PLEADING AND PRACTICE: Courts; FederalAdoption-VII :275; X :20Alimony-IV :417; IV :423; X :256
Past Due Installments-VI:238Public Policy-X :256Spendthrift Trusts-X :359
Annulment Jurisdiction-I1:211
SUBJECT INDEX
Conditional Sales Contracts-I:187Divorce-VII :29
Notice-VII :29Full Faith and Credit-VIII :253Res Judicata-XI:143
Domicil;Testator-VII :101
Estate tax;See also TAXATIONApportionment-VI:195
Foreign Decrees;Recognition of-VII :275
Jurisdiction;Adoption-VII :275Res Judicata-VII:29
Marriage-Il:211Incest-I1:211Miscegenation-I1:211Polygamous-Il:211Public Policy-Il:211 ; VII :254Recognition-VII :254Telephone by-IX :79
Procedural differences-1:162Rules of the State;
Constitutionality of-VI:160Separation agreements-IV :417; IV :423Statutes-IV :423Statute of Frauds;
Application of-VI:262Substantive differences-I:162Support of Children-I1:60Taxation;
Partnerships-VIII :171Wrongful death-1:162; 11:168; IX :263Workmen's Compensation-V :172
CONSIGNMENT:See SALES
CONSIDERATION:See CONTRACTS
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW:See also TAXATION: Estate TaxesAdministrative Law;
See also STATUTESSee also WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIONV:231Administrative Boards;
See also SELECTIVE SERVICEAppeal from-VI:316; XI:325National Labor Relations Board-IX :1
Petition to-IX :1Procedure of Boards-V :231Res judicata-VI:256; VIII :79
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State Industrial Accident Commission;See WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
Discretionary Function-VII:357Evidence Rules-II:154Hearing-V :231Interstate Commerce Clause-Il:185Judicial Review-V :231 ; VIII :122Just and Reasonable-VIII:122Legislative function-V :231Licenses-V :231Ministerial Function-VII:357Notice-V :231Police Regulations;
Sale of Cosmetics-V :231Procedure of Boards-V :231Quasi-Judicial-I1:185Quasi-Legislative-Il:185Proceedings by agencies-
Due process-I1:185Evidence rules-Il:185Review of Findings-I1:185
Public Service Commission-Il:185Public Welfare-I1:185Res Judicata-VI:316; XI:325Standards for agencies-I1:185
Bituminous Coal-V :231Broadcasting stations-
Licenses-V :231Distributors-
Licenses-V :231Interurban railway-V :231Munition Sales-V :231Milk Pricing-V :231Marketing Area-V :231Rates-
State Public Utility-V :231Prices-V :231Tobacco Quota-V :231
State Industrial Accident Commission - See WORK-MEN'S COMPENSATION
Zoning Agencies-Il:185Res Judicata-VI:256Regulations-I1:185
Amendment to Constitution;Maryland-
Publication of-VII :233Commerce Clause;
Jurisdiction over Foreign Corporations-II1:35Condemnation;
Compensation for-I1:174Contract Clause;
Labor Agreements-IX :1Delegation of Power-Il:185; V :231
Standards-1:167
SUBJECT INDEX
Double Jeopardy-II1:184; XII:68State Appeal-IV :303 ; VII :364; XII:68
Due Process-I :174; XII :1Jurisdiction over Foreign Corporations-Ill :35
Elections;Presidential-IX :28Electoral College-
History of-IX :28Equal Protection-V :172; VII :357
Racial Restrictive Covenants-X :263Excessive fines-Il :174Foreign Commerce-I:167Freedom of Press-Il :174Freedom of Speech-I :174
Sound Amplification Devices-X :355; IX :285Full Faith and Credit;
Adoption-X :20; X :72Alimony decrees-IV :423; X :256Divorce-X :256; VII :29; XI:143
Impairment of Contract obligations-I:91Income Taxes;
See TAXATIONIndictment;
See PLEADING AND PRACTICEInterstate Commerce-XII:1
Insurance-XI:81Marketing;
Federal Control of-IX :133"Substantial Extent"-III:194Tobacco Marketing-IX :133
Keep and bear arms-Il:174Mingling of powers-Il:185Municipal Bankruptcy Acts-I:91Peaceable Assembly-Il:174Police Powers-I1:185; XII:1Presentment-I1:174
See also PLEADING AND PRACTICEPrivileges and Immunities-V:172
Workmen's Compensation-V :172Public Officers;
Eligibility of-Il:371Public Trial-I1:174Religious freedom-I1:174Right to Counsel in Criminal Actions-Il:174Search and Seizure-Il:174; V :125Self-incrimination-Il:174Separation of Powers-XII:1Socialist Policies-XII:1State Action;
Protection against-Il:174Stockholder's Obligation-I:95Taxation-Il:49
See also TAXATIONClassified tax-V :77
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Trade and Commerce;Clayton Act-VII :177Federal Pure Food and Drug Act-VII :177Federal Trade Commission-VII :177Miller-Tydings Act-VII:177Robinson-Patman Act-VII :177Sherman Anti-Trust Act-VII :177Wheeler-Lea Act-VII:177Webb-Pomerene Act-VII:177
Trial by jury-I1:174Warrants;
Blanket-V :125General-V :125
Witnesses;Right to Confront-I1:174
CONSTRUCTION LOANS:See MORTGAGES: Future Advances
CONTRACTS:Adoption-VII :275Alternative Contract-VII :160Beneficiary;
Creditor-X :67Donee-X :67Third Party-1:128; XII:231
Breach of-IIl:97Agency-II:258Alternative Contract;
Damages-VII :160; VII :260C. I. F.-III:261
Damages-VII :260Misconduct-I :329
Cohabitation;Illicit-I1:291
Consideration-I :187Failure of-I:1Illicit Cohabitation-V :331
Damages-I1l:97Liquidated-IX :281
Defined-Il:305Employment;
Lifetime-I:73Estoppel-I:145Gambling;
Actions to recover-Creditor's-VIII :317Right to Recover-VIII :317
Implied Warranty-Il:277Licensee;
See PERSONAL PROPERTY: LicenseMutuality-I:73Novation-I:1
See also MORTGAGESOral-I :329; XII:158
294
SUBJECT INDEX
Partial Performance-I:329Performance-I:145Privity-I1:277Public Policy;
Adoption-X :72Quantum Meruit Recovery-I:329; 111:97Specific Performance;
Adoption-X :72Oral contract to convey real property-XII:158
Statute of Frauds-VI:262See STATUTES
Terms-I:73Ticketholders;
Amusement Places-X :169Common Carriers-X :169Race Tracks-X :169
Ultra Vires-I:145Unenforceable-I:145Usury;
Recovery-I1:291
CONVERSION:1:187
CORPORATIONS:See also STOCKS AND BONDS
TAXATIONCharitable-I:105
Dissolution of-I:105Liability for Torts-V :336
Charter;Reservations-V :345Stockholders rights-
Amendment-V :345Clayton Act-VII :177Consolidation-V :345
Stock Valuation-I:338Contracts;
Ultra Vires-I:145Debts and Liabilities;
Dividend Arrearages-V :345Directors;
Duty of-II1:221Dividends;
Cancellation of Accrued-1:254Doing Business-I:165Federal Trade Commission-VII :177Foreign;
Doing an "act"--III:35Doing business-II1:35Jurisdiction of Courts-
Commerce Clause-II1:35Due Process-II1:35Maryland Courts-II1:35
Notice-II1:35
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Registration of-II1:35Resident agent-II1:35
Gifts-VIII :241Income Tax-
See TAXATIONMerger-V :345
Stock Valuation-I:338Ownership of Property-I:238Political Elections;
Contributions to-IV :248Reorganizations;
See BANKRUPTCY: Corporate ReorganizationSale of Assets-V :345Sherman Anti-Trust Act-VII :177
See also STATUTESSolicitation of Orders-I:165Stock;
See STOCKS AND BONDSStockholders;
See also STOCKS AND BONDSBona fide-
Defined-IV :380Double Liability-IV :201; 1:270Minority-
Prior Transactions-VIII :241Suits by-VIII :241
Rights of-V :345Suits by-IV :380; VIII :241Vote of-V :345
Stock Valuation-I:338Ultra Vires-I:145
COURTS:See also ARBITRATIONAssignment for Trial;
English-I:277Clerk of Court;
Appointment of-VII :233Court of Appeals-IV :333; IV :343;
Administration of duties-VII :233Briefs-IV :333Circuit System-IV :333Consultation between judges-IV :333History of-VI:119Judges-
Duties of-VI:119; VIII :91Election of-VIII :91Selection of-VI:119
Reorganization-VI:119; VI:148; VII :143; VII :324;VIII :91; XI:319
History of-VIII :91Proposal for-V :203
Order of Appeals-IV :333Oral Argument-IV :333
296
SUBJECT INDEX
Opinions-IV :333State Reporter-IV :333Terms of Court-IV :333Work of-IV :343
English;History of-I:277
Federal-IX :178Frankfurter-Landis Studies-IV :343History of-I:277Judges-VII :233Judicial Review-X :91
See also ADMINISTRATIVE BOARDSSelective Service-VII :165
Jurisdiction-I1:60Administrative agencies-V :231Adoption-VII :275Alimony-IX :184Annulment-IX :63Concurrent-
Navigable Rivers-IX :268Criminal-IX :268Divorce-I:81; IX :184Foreign Corporations-II:35Ouster of-I:81Selective Service-VII :169
Orphans' Court-V :213Salaries;
Clerks of Court-VII :233Register of Wills-VII :233State's Attorneys-VII :233
Self-Incrimination Privilege-X :158
CREDITOR'S RIGHTS:Antecedent Creditor-I:187Bequests;
Deceased Legatee-VII :101Future Interests-IV :1Insurance;
Life-V:275Mortgages;
Future Advances-IV :111Power of Appointment-XI1:13Recorded liens;
Prior-IV :111Spendthrift trusts-V :430Stockholders-V :345Subrogation-II1:201Subsequent-I:187Tenancy by the Entireties Property-IX :291Trust Estate-I -:300
General Power of Appointment-IV :297
CRIMINAL LAW:See also COURTS: JurisdictionAcquittal for lesser crime-II:184
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Arrest;See PLEADING AND PRACTICE: Arrest
Bastardy-II1:79Bigamy-I1:211; IV :275; X :84
Seven Years Absence-VII :330Bribery-I1:147Bouse Act;
See STATUTESBurglary-XI:336
Felony-XI:336Misdemeanor-XI:336
Election Frauds-IV :248Felony-I1:284
Distinguished from Misdemeanor-I1:284Incest-IV :275Infanticide-XII:223Marriage;
Proof of-I1:120Merger of Crimes-II1:184Misdemeanor;
Distinguished from Felony-I1:284Homicide;
Degree-VIII :47Intent-VIII :47
Manslaughter;Resisting Arrest-VIII :47
Proximate Cause-I1:288Search Warrants-Il:147
See PLEADING AND PRACTICE: Criminal LawSuicide-V :324Support of Children-I1:60
CY PRES:See TRUSTS
DIVORCE:See also CONFLICTS OF LAWSX:193Alimony-Il:357; IV :423; X :256
Wife and Child-II:93; 111:367; IV :275Modification-IIl:367Non-Resident Defendant-
Property within State-X :277Overdue-
Power to modify-VI:238Without Divorce-I:266; 1:81; IV :275Spendthrift Trusts-IV :417; X :359; XI:70; XI:187
A Mensa et Thoro-I:81; IV :275; X :193Grounds for-
Abandonment-IV :275Cruelty-IV:275 ; V:111Desertion-IV :275Vicious Conduct-IV :275
Offer of Reconciliation-X :193Collusion-I:266
SUBJECT INDEX
Corroboration-I:266Domicil-VII:29Estoppel-VII:29Fraudulently obtained-VIII :253
Condonation-VII :238Ratification-VII :238
DIVORCE:A Vinculo-IV :275; X :193
Grounds for-Abandonment-I:81 ; X :193Adultery-I:81Cruelty-X :193Desertion-I:81
Constructive-X :193Cessation of marital intercourse-X :193Maintenance of separate home-X :193Offer of Reconciliation-X :193
After Award of alimony-X :193After Decree A Mensa-X :193
Intent-X :193Impotency-1:81 ; 11:211Pre-Marital Unchastity-I1:211 ; VII :238Vicious Conduct-I:81Void ab initio-II:211 ; VII :254Voluntary Separation-VII :146; 11:59; 11:357
Corroboration-Il:357Notice-VII :29
Publication-VIII :253Residence-VII :29Res Judicata-XI:143Separation Agreements-XI:350Separate Maintenance-I:266; IV :275
DOMESTIC RELATIONS:See also CONFLICTS OF LAWSSee also DIVORCEAdoption-Il:59; VII :275; X :20
See also PRACTICE AND PROCEDUREAdults-VII :275; X :20Birth Certificate Change-VII:275; X:20; XII:181Capacity to adopt-VII :275; X :20Change of Name-X :20; VII :275Compensation for-X :20Consent-X :20Contract-VII :275; X :72Custody-IV :275 ; VII :275; X :20Domicil-VII:275Earnings-X :20Final Decree-X :20Infants-VII :275Inheritance Rights-VII :275Interest of Child-X :20; VII :275
Baltimore City Rule-VII :275Interlocutory Decree-X :20
299
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Investigation-X :20Maintenance-VII :275Notice-X :20Procedure-
See PLEADING AND PRACTICE: AdoptionRecords-
Sealing of-X :20Revocation-X :20Services-X :20Statute-
See also PLEADING AND PRACTICE: AdoptionCompliance-VII:275; X :20
Support-VII :275Welfare of Child-X :20
Annulment-IV :275Age of Consent-I1:211Bigamy-IV :275; X :84"Clean Hands" Doctrine-X :84Duress-1:348; IV :275Fraud-IV :275 ; VII :238
Condonation-VII :238Pregnancy-VI1:238Pre-Marital Unchastity-T:348; VII :238Prior Marriage-VII :238Ratification-VII :238
Impotence-IV :275Incest-IV :275Intention-IX :63; IV :275Insanity-IV :275Intoxication-IV :275Jurisdiction-IX :63Lack of Ceremony-IX :63Marriage by Telephone-IX :79Non-age-IX :63
Bigamy;See also ANNULMENTSee also CRIMINAL LAWSee also DIVORCESee also MARRIAGE hereunderSee also PLEADING AND PRACTICEPresumption of termination of Prior Marriage-VII :330Seven Years Absence-VII :330
Children;See PARENT AND CHILD hereunder
Declaratory Judgments;See PLEADING AND PRACTICE
Legitimacy-II:59; 11:120; 11:211; IV:275; VII:275; XII:181Birth Certificate Change-VII :275; XII:181Presumption of-II:79; XII:181
Marriage;See also CONFLICTS OF LAWS: MarriageAge of Consent-I1:211;III :340Bigamy-Il:211Capacity to Marry-I1:211
300
SUBJECT INDEX
Ceremony-Telephone-IX :79
Common Law-II:211Competency of Parties-
Adoptive Status-VII :275Age-I :211Physical Condition-II:211Race-Il:211Relationship--I1:211Subsisting Prior Marriage-II:211
Contract-Il:211Domicil-VII:254Evidence Act-Il:120Hearsay Rule-Il:120License-Il:211Proof of-Il:120; 11:211Ratification-VII :254Recognition-VII :254Uniform Marriage Evasion Act-VII :254Validity-I :348; 11:211; IV :275; VII :254Witnesses-Il:211
Parent and Child;Action by Child vs. Parent-XII:202Adopted Children-
See ADOPTIONCustody of Children-Il:60; IV :275Earnings of Children-VIII:71 ; X :20Emancipation of Children-VIII:71 ; XII:202Support of Children-
SEE also DIVORCE: Alimony; Both Wife and Child11:93;III :367; IV :275
Adopted Children-VII :275Capacity of child to sue for-Il:60Duty to-I1:60Equitable decree for-
Non-resident-XI :251Separation Agreement-I1:60
See also DIVORCEServices-
Adopted Children-X :20Support of Parents-IV :275
EDUCATION:School Funds-IX :246
ELECTIONS:See PUBLIC OFFICE
EVIDENCE:See also PLEADING AND PRACTICEAccomplice;
Testimony of-I :175Admissibility;
Insurance-V :422Wire Tapping-II:266
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Affidavits of Account-I1:146Arrest;
Unlawful-Il:147Best Evidence Rule-II1:109Burden of Proof-II1:285; VII :330; XI:102Code of-VII :118Common Disaster-VII :330Confidential Communications-I:65; 111:79Corroboration-I:175; 11:357; X :193Evidence Act-Il:120Foreign Law Interpretation-Il:146Hearsay Rule-I1:120Inference-II1:285Legal Sufficiency-I:175;III :285Legitimacy; Presumption of-II1:79; XII:181Lord Mansfield Rule-I:65;III :79; XII:181Lord Campbell's Act-V :414Motor Vehicle Speed-V :307Presumptions-II1:285; VII :330Prima Facie-II1:285Profert-II1:109Proximate Cause-IV :207Records-
Official-VIII :311Search and Seizure-Il:147Self-Incrimination-Il:79; X :158Sufficiency of-XI:102; XI:319Unfair Labor Practices-IX :1Uniform Absent Persons Act-VII :330Uniform Simultaneous Death Act-VII :330Witnesses;
Corroboration-X :193Credibility-VII :118Expert-
Motor Vehicle Speed-V :307Immunity to Prosecution-I1:146Impeachment-IV:193; VII :118Out-of-State-I1:146Rehabilitation-VII :118
FALSE ADVERTISING:VII :177
FARMING ON SHARES:See PARTNERSHIPS
FEDERAL COMMUNICATION ACT:Wire Tapping-II1:266
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION:V:231
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION:VII:177
SUBJECT INDEX
FIDUCIARIES:See TRUSTS
FUTURE INTERESTS:See REAL PROPERTY: Future Interests
FOOD ADULTERATION:11:277
GARAGEMAN'S LIEN:1:187
GARNISHMENT:See also ATTACHMENT-1:1721:1
GROUND RENTS:See PERSONAL PROPERTY: Leases-Ground Rents
GUARDIANSHIP:See also DOMESTIC RELATIONSJuvenile Court Procedure-IV :275Orphans' Court-IV :275
HIGHWAYS:See REAL PROPERTY
HUSBAND AND WIFE:Confidential Communications-I:65Contract Actions-I:65Conveyances-I:238; IV :1Suit against one;
Public Policy-VI:173Tort actions between-1:65
INSPECTION LAWS:V:125
INSURANCE:XI:81Absent Persons-VII:330Accident and Health Insurance Bill-XI:81Assignment;
Fraudulent-VI:275Casualty and Surety Rate Regulatory Bill-XI:81Child vs. Parent-XII:202Clayton Act-XI:81Contract-II1:101Determinable Fee-VIII:321Disability benefits;
Applicable time-II1:101Double Indemnity-VII:348
Accident-VII :348Anesthetic, use of-VII:348
Execution against-VI:275Fire, Marine and Inland Marine Rate Regulatory Bill-XI:81Insurer;
Duty to Settle-IX :349
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Failure to Settle-Liability-IX :349Liability Insurance-IX :349
Breach of Contract-VII :260Mail Order-XI:81
McCarran Act-XI:81National Labor Relations Act-XI:81"Permanent" Disability-defined-II1:101Possibility of reverter-VIII :321Presumption of death-VII :330
See also EVIDENCERobinson-Patman Act-XI:81Self-Inflicted--defined-II1:101Sherman Anti-Trust Act-XI:81Subrogation rights-II:201Wage and Hour Law-XI:81
See also LABOR LAW
INTERSTATE COMMERCE:See also CONSTITUTIONAL LAWSee also CORPORATIONS: Doing Business
JOINT ADVENTURES:See PARTNERSHIPS
JUDGMENTS:See PLEADING AND PRACTICE: Judgments
JURISDICTION:See PLEADING AND PRACTICE: Jurisdiction
LABOR LAW:See also STATUTESSee also WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIONArbitration;
Duty to Bargain-IX :1Boycotts-IX :1Check-offs;
Municipal Corporation-IX :70Clayton Act-IX :1Closed shop--IX :1Collective Bargaining-IX :1Craftsmen-IX :1Discharge because of union activities-IX :1Discrimination because of union activities-IX :1Employers;
Coercion-use of-IX :1Espionage-IX :1Financial aid-by-IX :1Violence-use of-IX :1
Grievances-IX :1Injunctions;
Against strikes, etc.-III:240Membership Agreements-IX :1National Labor Relations Board-IIl:194; IX :1; XI:342
Union Representative-Qualifications-IX :1
SUBJECT INDEX
Norris-LaGuardia Act-IX :1Picketing-IX :1Plant Guards-IX :1Professions-IX :1Railway Labor Act of 1934-IX :70Right to Vote-Strikers-IX :1Run-off Balloting-IX :1Strikes-IX :1
Cooling period-IX :1National Emergency-IX :1
Suits against Unions;Damages-IX :1
Supervisors-IX :1Taft-Hartley Act-IX :1; XI:342
Non-Communist Affidavit-X:342Unfair Labor Practices-IX :1Union Representative;
Financial Statement-IX :1Non-communist affidavits-IX :1Qualifications-IX :1
Union Shop-IX :1
LANDLORD AND TENANT:See PERSONAL PROPERTY: Leases
LAW - PRACTICE OF:Charitable Agencies-by-I:342Corporations-by-I:342Counsel fees;
Speedy Judgment Act-I:305Insurance Companies-by-I:342Maryland-I:342Protective Associations-by-I1:342Title Companies-by-I:342Trust Companies-by-I:342
LEASES:See PERSONAL PROPERTY: Leases
LEGISLATION:See also STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION
XII:99Authenticated Acts-X :91Bills;
Engrossed-X :91Enrolled-X :91Printed-X :91
Budget Bills-X :91Construction;
Use of Title-IX :197Effective Date-X :91Emergency Acts-X :91Enacting Clause-IX :197Enactment;
Drafting-X :91Readings-X :91 ; XII:99
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General Assembly;XII:99Committees of-X :91 ; XII:124House of Delegates-X :91Rules of-X :91 ; XII:124Senate-X :91History of-XII:99
Journal of-X :91Omnibus Bills-IX :197Process of-X :91Publication-X :91Recording-X :91Record of-X :91Referendum;
Appropriation Acts-X :91Local Bills-X :91Petition for-X :91State Wide Bills-X :91
Riders-IX :197Sessions of ;
XII:124Even year-XII:124
Limitations on-XII:124Signing-X :91Titles-IX :197
Action on-IX :197Res Judicata-IX :197
Baltimore City Ordinances-IX :197Constitutional Amendments-IX :197Emergency Clause-IX :197Form of-IX :197
Code reference-IX :197Combination Title-IX :197General Description-IX :197
Interpretation-IX :197Invalid-
Effect of-IX :197Subsequent Validation-IX :197Substitute Bills-IX :197Surplusage in-IX :197Text of-IX :197Use of-IX :197
Veto of-X :91
LICENSES:See also PERSONAL PROPERTY: LicenseSee also PUBLIC UTILITIESSee also TAXATIONPeddler-IV :319
MARRIED WOMEN'S ACT:1:65; 1:238; IV:1
MARYLAND LAND GRANT:History of-V :1
SUBJECT INDEX
MORTGAGES:I:1Amount-principal-IV :111Assignment of-1:128Contract of Sale-IX :99Equity of redemption-I:320Foreclosure-1:128
Deficiency-I:128Future Advances-IV :111Guarantor-I:128Installment Contract-IX :99
Default-IX :99Remedies-IX :99
History of-IX :99Time of essence-IX :99
Mortgagee-I:128Novation-I:128Purchase Money Mortgage-IX :99Redemption;
Equity of-I:128Security;
Ground Rent-II1:314Subrogation-II1:201Unsealed-I:128
MOTOR VEHICLE LAW:Accident Report;
Right to inspect-by attorney-VIII :311Bankruptcy;
Effect on tort claim-1:259Borrowed Vehicle-VII :92Brakes-XI:51Financial responsibility Statute-I:259; VII :260; IX :349Liability;
Guest-V :406Negligence;
Contributory-XI:1Owner's liability-
Guest operator-V :104Non-resident defendants-I:222Parking-XI:51Passing-XI:44Right of Way-IV :207; XI :1
Automobile-XI :159Motorist and Pedestrian-XI:1Vehicles-XI:159
Service;Substituted-IX :74
Speed-V :307.Evidence of-V :307
Stop signs;Boulevard-IV :207
NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS:See also BANKS AND BANKING
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See also STOCKS AND BONDSI:1Bills of Lading-Il:56Confessed Judgment note-II1:176; V :116Demand Note-V :116Holder in due course-Il:375Seal;
Consideration-I1:375Presentment;
Reasonable time-II:87Statute of Limitations-VIII :294Time Paper-II:176Warehouse receipts-I1:56
Uniform Act-Il:56
OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES:See WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
PARTNERSHIP:See also TAXATIONEstoppel-by-II1:189; VI:337Family;
Assets-How obtained-VIII :171Control exercised-VIII :171Defined-VIII :171Purpose of-VIII :171Services-VIII :171
Farming on Shares-VIII :22Income tax;
Maryland-V :77Joint Adventures-VIII :22Pooling Agreements-VIII :22Receivers;
Claims of conditional vendors-1:187Tort actions against-I:65
PERSONAL PROPERTY:See also BANKS AND BANKINGBailment;
Closed Receptacles-XII:94Gratuitous-XII:94Innkeepers-XII:94Parking Lots-X :185Title-VII :76
Choses in Action;Delivery-II:109Gifts-II1:109; XII:13Transferability-II:109
Constructive Delivery-II1:109Consumables-IV :1Gifts;
Delivery-II:271Causa Mortis-III:109Inter Vivos-I:105;III :109; VIII :171Fraud of Marital Rights-XII:13
SUBJECT INDEX
Garageman's Lien-XI:139Leases-V :1
Automatic Renewal Clause-IX :190Chattels-I :187Distress for rent-I :187Fell Leases-V :1Ground Rents-I:238; V :1; IX :99
Commercial Property-V :1Form of-V :1Compared to Mortgages-V :1Covenants-V :1Defined-II1:314History of-V :1Irish Leases-V :1Redemption of-V :1Rule against Perpetuities-V :1Taxation-II:314; V :1
Application of exemptions-II1:314Harrison Leases-V :1Notice to quit-1:238Options to buy-
Conditional Sale-XI:244Quit rent-V :1Redemption-
Right of-IX :190Rent Charge-V :1Rent Seck-V :1Rent Service-V :1Sub-rents-II1:314Term of Years-IX :190Term-
Over seven years-IX :362Void-
Notice to quit-IX :362License;
Acted upon-II:362Defined-II:362Parking lots-X :185Revocation of-II:362Ticketholders-X :169
Life Estates-IV :1See also REAL PROPERTY: Future Interests
Pawn-I:1Profert-III:109Tenancy by the Entireties-IX :291Uniform Interparty Agreement Act-IV :1Uniform Property Act-IV :1
PLEADING AND PRACTICE:See also COURTSSee also EVIDENCEActions in Equity;
North Carolina-VI:50
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Actions at Law;North Carolina-VI:50
Actions in Personam-VIII:269Adoption-VII :275; X :20
See also DOMESTIC RELATIONS: AdoptionConsent to-VII :275Final Decree-X :20Hearing-X :20Jurisdiction-X :20
Federal Reservations-X :20Petitioner-VII :275Residence-
Federal Territory-VII :275Revocation-VII :275Venue-X :20
Administrative Boards;See CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Administrative Law
Affidavits of account-Il:146Alimony without divorce-1:81 ; 1:266; IV :275Amendment-I:81
Alimony-IX :184Divorce-IX :184
Annulment;Declaratory judgment-I1:211Divorce method-I1:211Equity Method-Il:211Jurisdiction-Il:211Names of Parties-X :84Statutory Method-Il:211
Appeal-XI:325Commissioner of Land Office-XI:325Conflict between Statutes and rules-XI:325Criminal Cases-
Appeal by State-IV :303 ; VII :364; XII:68Time for-XI:325
English-I:277Equity-XI:325Evidence-legal sufficiency-I:175Habeas Corpus Actions-XI:325Instructions to jury-I:175Law Cases-XI:325Motion to Implead-XII:145
Discretionary Order of Court-XII:145Orphans' Court-XI:325Relevancy of Evidence-I:175Substantive Law-I:175
Appearance-special-I:81Arrest-V :125
Code of-V :125Defined-V :125Felony-V :125Illegal-
results of-V:125Immunity from-V :125
SUBJECT INDEX
Jurisdiction for-V :125Misdemeanor-V :125Notice of-V :125Past crimes-V :125Police officer-by-V :125Prisoner disposal-V :125Private persons-by-V :125Uniform Act on Fresh Pursuit-V :125Warrant for-V :125
See also CRIMINAL LAW: Warrants hereunderWithout Warrant-VIII :47
Attachment;See also ATTACHMENTGambling losses-
recovery of-VIII:317Judgment-on-VI:275Non-resident-
Support of Children-XI:251Original Process--on--VI:275Spendthrift Trusts-XI:187; X :359
Alimony-XI:70Tenancy by the Entirety Property-IX :291
Bigamy-I1:211Burden of Proof-IIl:285; XI:102
Shifting of-II1:285Res Ipsa Loquitur-X :337
Charge to Jury-VI:35Appeal on-V1:35Form of-VI:35Instructions on Law-
North Carolina-VI:50Objections to-VI:35
Oral Charge-VI:77Special issues-VI:77
Printed Prayers-VI:77Special Verdict-
North Carolina-VI:50Summing up the Evidence-VI:35Time of-VI:35Trial Rules-VI:77Voluntary Instructions-I:175
Child vs. Parent-XII:202Contempt;
Civil and Criminal Distinguished-XII:241Creditor's Bill-VI:275Criminal Law;
Arraignment-I1:284Directed Verdict-XI:319Indictment-I1:284Instructions to the jury-XI:319Jurisdiction-IX :268Preliminary Hearing-IX :268Reform-XI:319
Need for-IX :174
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Self Incrimination-X :158Accused-by-X :158Witness-by-X :158Waiver-X :158
Sufficiency of Evidence-XI:319Warrants-V :125
Bench-IX :268Blanket-V :125General-V :125
Cross-bill;Divorce-I:81
Damages;Exemplary-VI:181
Declaratory Judgments-VI:221Actions under-VI:221Petition-VI:221
Deficiency decrees-1:128Depositions;
Oral Examination-VI:4Table of Rules-
Maryland and Federal-VI:4Taking-VI:4Transcriptions-VI:4Use-VI:4
Directed Verdict;Negligence-XI:44North Carolina-VI:50
Discovery;Admissions-VI:4Documents-VI:4Inquiry into other party's case-VI:4Interrogatories-VI:4
Exceptions to-VI:4Number permitted-VI:4
Matters within party's knowledge-VI:4Mental examination-VI:4Names of Witnesses-VI:4Penalties-VI:4Physical examination-VI:4Relevant-
Defined-VI:4Remedies-VI:4Rules of-VI:4Sanctions-VI:4Scope of examination-VI:4
Domicil;VII :275Intent-VII :29
English-I:277Equity;
Joinder-XII:88Multiplicity of actions-XII:88
Evidence;See EVIDENCE
SUBJECT INDEX
Execution;Writs of Capias ad satisfaciendum-VI:275Writs of Elegit-VI:275Writs of Fieri facias-VI:275Writs of Levari facias-VI:275
Federal;State Law-application of-I:263Pre-trial Conference-V1:4
Foreign Corporations-II1:35General Rules-V1:91 ; XI:135; XTI :88
Reprinted in Full-V:91Ground Rent taxes-
Suit for-II:314Incest-I:211Indictment;
Homicide-VIII :47Joinder-XII :88Judgment;
Default-IV :312Revision of-X:135
Declaratory-Exceptions-
Annulment-IX :63Deficiency-:128; IX:99; IX :178Estoppel by-II:184Lien Priority-IX :291Res Judicata-IX :178; VIII :253Return Days-IV :312Scire Facias-IV :312Summary-IV :4Tenancy by Entirety Property-
Bankruptcy of one-TX :291Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act-VIII :237
Alternative remedy-VIII :237Exceptions-VIII :237
Judicature Act of 1873 (English)-T1:277Jurisdiction-I:165
See also COURTS: JurisdictionAnnulment-IX :63Divorce-T1:81Ouster of-I:81
Mandamus-VI :357Matters inadmissible in evidence-VT1:4Motor Vehicle Reports;
Right to Inspect-VIII :311Negligence;
Bailee-X1:102Carrier-Passenger-XI:102Construction of Public Works-X1:102Fires-X:102Highway Collision-X1:102Invitee-X1:102Licensee-X1:102Maintenance of Public Works-X1:102
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Malpractice-XI:102Master and Servant-XI:102Other than Employer-XI:102Public Ways-
Against Municipality-XI :102Against Individual-XI :102
Res Ipsa Loquitur-XI :102Trespasser-XI:102
Non-resident motorists-1:222Notice;
See also CONFLICTS OF LAWS: Divorce ; Notice-1:222; VII :29
Adoption-VII :275Foreign Corporations-II1:35Publication-by-
Annulment-IX :63Prayers;
See also CHARGE TO JURY-VI:77; VI:35General relief-I:81Presumptions-II1:285
Pre-Trial-XI:300Public Office;
Title to-test of-VI:186Question for the Jury;
Motor Vehicle Speed-V :307Contributory Negligence-V :104Negligence-V :414
Quo Warranto;History of writ-VI:186
Recording--Il:265Requisites for-V :125Residence-VII :29; VII :275
Divorce-IV :275Domestic relations-IV :275Separate maintenance-IV :275
Re-survey Warrant-V :314Service;
Alimony-X :256Non-resident Defendant-
Property within State-X :277Foreign Corporations-II:35Fraudulently Procured-X :80Publication-IV :275Renewal of-
Statute of Limitations-IX :74Resident-
Non est-IX:63Special Verdict;
Construction Contract-North Carolina-VI:50
Ejectment-North Carolina-VI:50
Insurance-North Carolina-VI:50
SUBJECT INDEX
Negligence-North Carolina-VI:50
Stocks and Bonds;Action to impress trust upon-VIII :289Stockholders;
Actions by-prior transactions-VIII :241security for costs-VIII :241
Supplementary Proceedings-VI:275Trial by Jury;
North Carolina-VI:50Supplemental Bill-I:81Verdict;
Directed-II1:285Writ de rationabili parte bonorum-X :1Workmen's Compensation;
Notice of injury-IV :133
POOLING AGREEMENTS:See PARTNERSHIPS
PRACTICE ACT:See SPEEDY JUDGMENT ACT
PRESUMPTION OF DEATH:See EVIDENCE
PUBLIC OFFICE:See also CONSTITUTIONAL LAWSee also LEGISLATIONActs;
Appointment invalid-Il:371De Facto Officers-Il:371Elections;
Maryland-IV :248Election Expense-IV :248Governorship;
Right to succeed self-VII :233Title to;
Procedure to test-VI:186
PUBLIC UTILITIES:See also CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Administrative Law-
VIII :122Common Carriers-IV :407Contract Motor Carriers-IV :407Fair Value return-VIII :122Federal Government;
Functions of-State regulation-IV :407License;
Common Carriers-IV :407Private Carriers-IV :407
Private Carriers-IV :407Private Motor Carriers-IV :407Property Valuation-VIII :122Public Motor Carriers-IV :407Rate Regulation-VIII :122
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Regulations;Federal-Ill:194
Funds;Taxation-lX :246
REAL PROPERTY:See also MORTGAGESSee also TAXATION: Real Property; AssessmentsAccretion-I:238Acknowledgment-1:238; XII:166Advancement-I:238Adverse possession-I:238; V :314; X :272Adverse User-X :272Airspace Ownership-VIII :300Aliens-I:238Assigns-I:265Condemnation-VIII :300
Consequential Damages-IV :219Highways-IV :219Inchoate Dower-VII :263State Roads Commission-
Time of Taking-VII :233Taking-IV :219
Confiscated lands-1:238Conveyances;
Grant-Description-X :63Intent of Parties-X :63Interest created-TV :1Inter Vivos-IV :50Husband and Wife-between-IV :1Married Women-by-X:1Recording tax-
Federal exemption-IV :77Reservation-
Description-X :63Tenants in common-IV :50
Covenants;Against occupancy-I:363; VIII :307
General Plan-VII1:307Benefit and burden-I:320; 11:265In esse-I:320Restrictive-
Racial-X :263Running with the land-I:320; 111:314Touch and Concern-I:320
Curtesy-I:238Dedication-T:238Deed Poll-I1:265Delivery;
Conditional-II:250Oral-XII:248
Escrow-in-I 1 :250Descent-I:238Distraint-1:238
SUBJECT INDEX
Dower-I:238Inchoate-
Destruction of-Damages-VII :263
Drainage;Surface Waters-XI :58
Easements-I:320Implied-IV :88Quasi-IV :88
Elegit-I:238Equitable Servitude-I1:265Estate pur autre vie-I:238Escheated lands-I:238Estoppel by deed-I1:89Feudal tenure-I:238Future Interests-Il:89; XI:187
Alienability-Il:89; IV :1; IX :367Contingent remainders-IV :1Executory interests-IV :1
Bankruptcy-XI:187Children-
Adopted-XI:187Grandchildren-XI:187
Condition precedent-V :98Condition subsequent-V :98Consumables-IV :1Contingent Remainders-
Alternative-IX :367Class-IX :367
Covenants-Liability for breach-I1:265Privity of Estate-Il:363Running of-Il:265
Conveyance of-IV :1Creditors rights-IV :1Cross-remainders-IV :1Determinable Fee-VIII :321Direct Restraints-I1:363Disabling restraints-I1:363Divestment-subject to-Il:89Divide and pay-over rule-Il:89Enforcement of-Il:89Estate by Implication-IV :1Estate Tail General-IV :1Estate Tail Special-IV :1Executory Interests-I1:89; IV :50Failure of Issue-IV :1; XI:187Fee Simple Conditional Estates-IV :1Fee Tail Estates-IV :1Gifts to a Class-I1:89Gifts to Designated persons-I1:89Indirect Restraints-Il:363"Issue"-defined-XI :187Opening of the Class-Il:89
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Possibility of Reverter-I1:89Powers of Appointment-XI:187
Rule against Perpetuities-XI:187Possibility of Reverter-VIII:321; XI:187Remainders-
See also EVIDENCE: Presumption of death-VIII :1; XI:187
Acceleration of-XI:187Alienability-V :98; VIII :1Alternative-VIII:269Class-VIII:1 ; XI:187Condition Subsequent-
Impossibility of Performance-XI:187Contingent-I:238; 11:89; V:98; VIII :1; VIII:142;
VIII :269; XI:187Destruction of-IV :1
Destructibility-VIII:1Rule against Perpetuities-VIII "1Seisin-VIII:1Transferability-VIII :1Vesting-I1:89; V :98; VIII :1; VIII :142; VIII :269;
XI:187Waste-VII:1
Restrictive Agreements-I1:265Reversions-Il:89; XI:187Right of Entry-I1:89; XI:187Rule against Perpetuities-IX :367; VIII :1; XI:187;
XII:13Seisin-I1:89; XI:187Shelley's Case-Rule in I:238; IV :1; IV :50Spendthrift Trusts-
See TRUSTSStock of Descent-I1:89"Then Surviving"--defined-XI:187Transmissibility-Il:89; IV :1Vested subject to opening-I1:89
General Occupant-I:238Gift;
Delivery of-II1:250Religious groups-VII:233
Grantee-Identity of-IV :1Grantor-Identity of-IV :1Ground Rents;
See PERSONAL PROPERTY: Leases-Ground RentsHalf-blood kindred-I:238Heirs;
Adopted children-X :20Highways;
Change of grade-IV :219Closing of-IV :219Limiting access-IV :219Protection of-IV :219Relocations-IV :219Viaducts-IV :219
SUBJECT INDEX
Hotchpot-I:238Inheritance-words of-I:238Lapse Statute-I:238Law of Property Act (English)-I:32Leasehold Estate-I1:265Leases of;
See PERSONAL PROPERTY: LeasesLife Estates-VIII:269
See also FUTURE INTERESTS: hereunderLivery of Seisen-I:238; IV :1Maryland Land Grant-History of-V :1Navigable Rivers-IX :268Navigable Waters-defined-V :314Patents-I:238Prescriptive Easements-X :272Privity of Estate-I1:265Profits-I:320Quit Claim-I:238Recording-I:238; 11:265;III :314Reversionary Estate-Il:265Right of Way;
Necessity-implied-IX :84Special Occupant-I:238Specific Performance-I1:89Spencer's Case-Doctrine of-Il:265; 1:320Statute of Limitations-I:238Statute of Quis Emptores-I:238Statute of Uses-I:238Streets and Highways-I:238Survival-contingent upon-Il:89Tax Titles-I:238Torrens System-I:238Tenants by the Entireties-I:238; 11:291
Divorce-Effect of-IX :291Requisites of-IX :291
Tenants in Coparcenary-IV :50Title;
Descent-by-IV :50Purchase-by-IV :50
Touch and Concern-I1:265Uniform Interparty Agreement Act-IV :1Uniform Property Act-IV :1Vacant Lands-I:238Waste;
Damages Recoverable-IV :1Wild's Case-Rule in-IV :1Worthier Title-Doctrine of-IV:1; IV:50Zoning-VIII :300
Highways-IV :219
RENT CONTROL:See STATUTES
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RES ADJUDICATA:III :184; IV :189See ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: Res Adjudicata
RES IPSA LOQUITUR:See TORTS: Negligence
SALES (including CONDITIONAL SALES):See also NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTSSee also TRADE REGULATIONSSee also TRUSTSAdvertising;
False-VII :177Bailment-I:187Bona Fide Purchaser-I:187; 11:56Breach of Warranty;
Privity of Contract-VIII :61Caveat Emptor-VII :177Chattel Mortgages-I:187
Distraint-I:238Recording-XI:139
Choses in Action-1:1Conditional-I:187
Lease with option to buy-XI:244Recording-IV :82Title-XI:244
Default of buyer-I:187Distraint-I:238Distress for rent-I:187Fixtures-I:187Garageman's Lien-I:187Warranty-I:187Consignment-I:187C. I. F. Contracts-II1:261Delivery-II:261; IV :82Latent Defects-VII :177Recording-I:187Religious groups-VII :233Resale-I:187Restaurants-Il:277Risk of loss-I:187Title-II1:261Uniform Interparty Agreement Act-IV :1Uniform Sales Act-I:187; 11:56; VII :82; VIII :61Warranty;
Containers-VII :82Implied-VII:82
Sale of food-VIII :61
SEARCH WARRANTS:See PLEADING AND PRACTICE: Criminal Law
SELECTIVE SERVICE:Adopted Children-VII :275Classification;
Judicial Review-VII:165 ; VIII :154
SUBJECT INDEX
Conscientious Objector-VII :169Military Law;
Jurisdiction over Draftee-VII :169
SPEEDY JUDGMENT ACT:Account;
Requirements of-I1:305Action Under-I1:305Affidavit-I1:305Amendments-I1:305Bill of Particulars-I:305
Demand for-I1:305Common Counts-I1:305Counsel Fee-I1:305Demurrer-I1:305Judgment-I1:305Judgment by Default-I1:305Motion to Strike-Judgments-I1:305Notice to Plead-I1:305Parties-I1:305Pleas-I:305Rules of Court-I1:305Rule Security for Costs-I1:305Service of copies of papers-I1:305Suit Requirements-I1:305
STAMP TAXES:11:314
STATE REPORTER:See COURTS: Court of Appeals
STATUTES:See also LEGISLATIONAccident and Health Insurance Bill-X1:81Acknowledgment-XII:166Act to Direct Descents-IV :1; IV :50Adoption-VII :275Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933-IX :133Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938-V :231 ; XII:1Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act-V :231Air Commerce Act of 1926-VIII :300Arbitration-I1:326Banks and Banking-II:109Bank Collection Code-X :350Bituminous Coal Act of 1937-V :231Bituminous Coal Conservation Act-V :231Bouse Act-I1:147;III :266; IV :303; XII:68Carriers' Taxing Act-V :231Casualty and Surety Rate Regulatory Bill-XI:81Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938-VIII :300Clayton Act-VII1:177; IX :1; XI:81Code of Evidence-VII :118Common Disaster-VII :330Corrupt Practices Act-IV :248
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Curative Acts-XII:166Death on the High Seas Act-XI:125Descents-Statute of-IV :1; IV :50Elizabeth-Statute of-I:105
See TRUSTSEscheat Act-XI:187False Advertising-VII :177Federal Employers' Liability Act-XI:125Federal Estate Tax-VI:195Federal Old Age Act-XII:1Federal Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906--VII :177Federal Trade Commission-IX :133; XI:81Financial Responsibility Act-VIII:311Fire, Marine and Inland Marine Rate Regulatory Bill-XI:81Foreign Law Interpretation-I1:146Foreign Wills-IV :400Frauds-Statute of-I:32; 11:362; VI:262; VI:328;
VIII :307; VIII :22; XII:158Fraudulent Devises; Statute of-V :50Gloucester-Statute of-IV :1Ground Rents-II:314; V :1Internal Revenue Act-XII:1Interstate Commerce Act-V :231Jones Act-XI:125Judicature Act of 1873 (English)-I:277Lapse Statutes-XI:187Limitations-Statute of-IV :201; 1:238; 11:201; VIII :294;
IX :74Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act-
V:231Married Women's Property Act-IX :291; 1:65; 1:238; IV :1Marlbridge-Statute of-IV :1Maryland Estate Tax-VI:195Maryland Inheritance Tax Statute-VII :87Maryland Zoning Statute-VIII :300McCarran Act-XI:81Merchant Marine Act-XI:125Miller-Tydings Act-VII:177Model Probate Code-X :1Mortgages-IV :111Motor Carrier Act-XII:1National Banking Act-VIII :241National Industrial Recovery Act-IX :133 ; V :231National Labor Relations Act-XI:81; XI:342; XII:1 ; V :231Natural Gas Act of 1938-VIII :122Negotiable Instrument Act-I1:375Norris-LaGuardia Acts-IX :1Occupational Disease Law-Maryland-IV :133Outside Salesmen Statute-V :172Packers and Stockyards Act-V :231Price Control Act of 1942-IX :133Public Contracts Act of 1936-V :231Quia Emptores-Statute of-V :1Railroad Retirement Acts-V :231
SUBJECT INDEX
Railway Labor Act of 1934-IX :70Recording-IV :82Rent Control-XI1:1Retail Installment Sales Act-X1:244Ribbon Development Act, 1935-English-IV :219Right of Way; Motor Vehicles-XI:159Right of Way; Motorist and Pedestrian-XI:1Robinson-Patman Act-VII :177; XI:81Seamen's Act of 1920-XI :125Second Liberty Bond Act-X1:265Sherman Anti-Trust Act-IX :133; XI:81State Industrial Accident Commission-V1:316Stockholders;
Actions by-prior transactions-VIII :241Security for costs-VIII :241
Subrogation-II1:201Taft-Hartley Act-IX :1; XT:342Tariff Act-V :231Tennessee Valley Authority Act-V:231Tobacco Control Act-IX :133Tobacco Inspection Act-V :231 ; IX :133Uniform Absent Persons Act-VII :330Uniform Act on Fresh Pursuit-V :125Uniform Act Regulating Traffic on Highway-IV :207Uniform Conditional Sales Act-XI:244Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act-IV :275; VI:221;
VIII :237; X :84Uniform Fraudulent Conveyance Act-V:275; IX :291Uniform Marriage Evasion Act-VII :254Uniform Partnership Act-V:337 ; VIII :22Uniform Property Act-IV :1Uniform Sales Act-VII :82; VIII :61Uniform Simultaneous Death Act-VI :330; XI:187Statute of Uses-VII :1; XT:25Wage and Hour Law-X:81Wagner Act-IX :1Webb-Pomerene Act-VII :177Wheeler-Lea Act-VII :177Wills Act of 1908-XI :187Statute of Wills-XI1:13Witnesses;
Forced to testify-I1:146"Immunity proviso"-I1:146
Workmen's Compensation;See WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
Wrongful Death-I1:264
STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION:See also LEGISLATIONVII :87Child-Il:59History of Legislation-VI:311Legislative Intent-V:311 ; VII :146Retroactive Applicability-VII :101
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Simultaneous enactment of conflicting Statutes-I1:56Title of Act-IX :197
STOCKS AND BONDS:See also CORPORATIONSCharter Amendment;
Effect of-V :345Cumulative Preferred-V :345Dividends;
Accrued-V :345Dissolution-upon-V :345Funding of Arrearages-V :345Unpaid-V :345
Issue;New-V :345
Stockholders;Contract Rights-V :345Creditor Beneficiary-X :67Creditor's Rights-V :345Donee Beneficiary-X :67Prior Transactions-IV :380Minority-
Prior transactions-VIII :241Property Rights-V :345Rights of-IV:380; V:345Suits by-VIII :241Vested Rights-V :345
Trustee;Taxation-IX :89
U. S. Savings bonds-XI:265
SUMMARY JUDGMENT:See SPEEDY JUDGMENT ACT
SURETYSHIP:Subrogation-II1:201
TARIFF RATES:V:231
TAXATION:11:49Action by Taxpayers-XII :1Bonds;
U. S. Savings-XI:265Bondholders;
Rights of-I1:49Constitutional Restrictions-Il :IConveyances;
Stamp Tax-II:314Corporate-II :11; V :77; IX :246
Exempt-lI :11Family-VIII :171
Direct Tax-II :1Double;
Ex post facto-lI :1
SUBJECT INDEX
Domicil-IV :98Equalization Fund-IX :246Equality-I1:1Estate Tax-IX :89
Federal-XlI:13Apportionment-V:195Charitable Bequests-X :289Insurance-X :289Intent of Testator-X :289Interest on-X :289Penalty for Delinquent Payments-X :289Retroactive-X :289State Apportionment-X :289
Intent-VII :87Marital Deductions-XI1:13Maryland-
Apportionment-V:195Excise-IV :319Exemptions from-I:1 ; II:11
Governmental functions-IV :77Proprietary functions-IV :77
Federal ;Effect of State Law-I:300
Fiduciaries-I:11 ; IX :89Gift Tax;
Deductions-Dower interest-V:167
Inchoate interests-V1:167Gross Receipts Tax-I :1; 11:49Ground Rents-I:1
Maryland-II:314Out-of-State-II1:314
Income;Comparison with Maryland-V :77Constitutionality-TI:1Defined-V :387Federal-
Exemptions-Housing-V :387
Ground Rents-II:314Governmental exemptions-IV :77History of-I:1Maryland-I1:1; I1:11; V :77
Constitutionality-V :77Corporations-V :77Gross income-II1:314Ground Rent-II:314; V :1; V :387Housing-V :387Investment Income-V :387
Defined-V :77Liability of Federal Government employees-IV :77Ordinary income defined-V :77Ordinary-V :387Partnerships-V :77
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Return Period-V :77Rent-V :387
Inheritance Taxes;Maryland-Ground Rents-IIl:314
Interests;Separate Taxable-IIl:314
Investment income;Maryland-II1:314
Licenses-IV :319Maryland;
Judges-VII :233Maryland Inheritance Tax Statutes-VII :87Maryland;
Public Officials-VII :233Occupation tax-IV :319Oleomargarine-XII:1Partnership;
Defined-VIII :171Family-VIII :171Upon-Il:11
Police Regulation-IV :319Poll Tax-I1:1Power of Appointment-XII:13Property taxes-Il:1Public Officer;
Salary of-Il:1Purpose of-Il:1Rate of-I :11Real Property;
Assessments-IX :246Recordation tax;
State-II:314Maryland-
Federal Exemption-IV :77Reduction of-Il:49Revenue-IV :319Share Taxes;
Maryland-II1:314State immunity-I:91State Tax Commission-IX :246Stocks and Bonds-IX :89Testamentary Trusts;
Contingent Remainders-VIII :142Vested Remainders-VIII :142
Trustee;Resident-IX :89
Trusts-Il:11Short term-VII :201 ; VIII :171
Family trusts-VII :201Intermediate duration-VII:201Life of beneficiary-VII :201
Trusts Estates;General Power of Appointment-I:300Special Power of Appointment-I:300
SUBJECT INDEX
Uniformity-I1:1Use Tax-I:263Withholding-I1:11
TESTAMENTARY LAW:See also REAL PROPERTY: Future InterestsSee also TAXATION: Estate TaxSee also TRUSTSAdministrator;
Liability of-I1:379Adopted Children;
Rights of-VII :275Adopted Adults;
Rights of-VII :275Aliens;
Rights of succession-VI:195Beneficiaries;
Joint-Death of one-VII :101
Bequests;Lapse-VII :101Void-VII :101
Claim Against Estate;Compromising of-I1:379Rights of Administrator-I1:379Rights of Executor-I1:379
Codicil;Date of-
Effect on Will-VII :101Descent-XI:187Devises;
Failing-I1:142Lapse-Il:142; VII :101Religious groups-VII :233Void-Il:142; VII :101
Devolution-XI:187Distribution;
Surviving spouse-II1:371Dower-VII :101Executor;
Liability of-I1:379Foreign Wills-IV :400Heirs;
Adopted Children-X :20; X :72At-Law-Il:142Designated-IV :50
Inter Vivos Transfers;Fraudulent-X :1
Lapse Statute;Retroactive applicability-VII :101
Model Probate Code-X :1Power of Appointment;
Lapse Statute-VII :101Presumption of Death-VII :330
327
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Probate;Contest of-
Parties in interest-Trustee-VII:1
Residuary Legatee-I1:142Revocation of Will;
Adoption of Child-VII:275Birth of Child-VII:275
Statute of Wills;Compliance-
Bank accounts-II1:109Surviving Spouses;
Rights of-X:1Power of Appointment-XII:13
Testator;Insane-VII :101
Trust Estates;See also TRUSTSGeneral pecuniary legacies-I1:155General residuary clause-I1:155Residuary legatee-I1:155
Trustee;Void or lapsed devises-I1:142
Unclaimed Estates-VII :330Uniform Property Act-IV :1Wills;
XI:187Act of 1837 (English)-I:32Act of 1916-XI :187After-born Child-I:32; 11:59Birth of Child-I:32
Adopted Children-X :20Children-
Adopted-X :20; XI:187Grandchildren-XI:187
Closing of Class-Premature-V :208
Construction-XI:187Contingent remainders-
Class-IX :367Intent of Testator-IX :367
Die without issue-1:238; XI:25Disinheritance-X :1Domicil-V :218Evidence of intention-I:32Executors-
Responsibility for depreciation of securities-I:355Failure of Issue-XI:187Foreign-
Jurisdiction-V :213Heirs-XI:187Holographic-IV :400Jurisdiction-V :218Lapse Statute-XI:187; XII:13
SUBJECT INDEX
Life Estates-VIII :269Parol Declarations-1:32Power of Appointment-XI:187; XII:13Presumption Against Intestacy-XI:187Real Property-
Sale of-I:238Remainders-
See also REAL PROPERTY: Future InterestsAlternative-VIII :269Contingent-VIII:269Vested-VII :269
Revival-IV :400Revocation-I:32; IV :400Right to Administer-
Separation agreement-I:75Rule Against Perpetuities-IX :367Statute of Frauds-1:32Statute of Uses-XI:25Substitutional Gifts-VIII :269Testator-
Domicil of-IV :400Non-resident-V :213
Worthier Title;Doctrine of-IV :50; IV :1
TOBACCO:Grading-IX :133Marketing-IX :133Unfair Trade Practices-IX :133
TORTS:See HUSBAND AND WIFESee PARTNERSHIPSSee WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIONAction of Child Against Parent;
Affecting the person-XII:202Affecting Property-XI1:202Persons in Loco Parentis-XI1:202Wilful Misconduct-XI1:202
Action by Parent Against Child-I:65Assault;
Arrest-V :125Damages-
Exemplary-V:181Ticketholders-
Ejection-X :169Care;
Degree of-II1:344; 11:353Charitable Corporations;
Liability-V :336Child-of ;
Liability of parent-I1:288Conversion;
Stocks and bonds-IV :92
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Damages;Exemplary-VI:181
Due Care-I1:263False Arrest-V :125False Imprisonment-V :125Instrumentality;
Inherently dangerous-I1:288Potentially dangerous-I1:288
Latent Defects-Il:277Licensees-II:344Lord Campbell's Act-V:104Municipal-II:159
Governmental Function-II:159Fire departments-II:159Garbage and trash collections-II1:159Parks-II:159Police Departments-II:159Schools-II:159Sewers-II:159Waterworks-II1:159
Proprietary Function-Highways-II1:159Markets-II:159Streets-II:159
Public Function-II1:159Negligence;
See also MOTOR VEHICLE LAWSee also WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION111:353;III :344; XI:44; XI:51Common Carrier-
Third party intervention-VI:332Contributory-II:285 ; V :104; V :414; XI:1
Infants-V :414Degree of Care-V :406; V :414
Business invitee-VIII:150Duty to guest-V :406Duty to hitch-hiker-V :406Duty to invitee-V :406Duty.to Protect Children-V :414Gross-V :406Insurance-V :422Lord Campbell's Act-V :414Ordinary-V :406Parking Lot Attendants-X :185Pre-Natal Injury-XII:223Res Ipsa Loquitur-II:277; 11:285; VI:332; VIII:150;
X:337; XI:102; XI:51Respondeat Superior-V :104; V :336; VI:248Sale of food-I1:277Suit by wife vs. husband-VI:173Suit by wife vs. Husband's Employer-VI:173
Nuisance;Airspace-VIII:300Noise-II1:240
SUBJECT INDEX
Odors-II1:240Personal Injuries-I:65Proximate Cause-Il:288Railroads;
Care to be exercised-I1:263Res Ipsa Loquitur-See TORTS, NEGLIGENCERight of Way;
Duty to maintain-II1:344Suffering-I:162Trespass-II1:344
Airspace-VIII :300Waste;
Damage recoverable-IV :1Wrongful Death-I:162; 11:264
Actions by illegitimate children-II :59Lord Campbell's Act-
Maritime Torts-XI :125
TRADE REGULATIONS:VII :177
TRUSTS:See BANKS AND BANKING: Joint Savings AccountsSee also EVIDENCE: Common Disaster and Presumption
of deathSee also TAXATIONAttachments;
Spendthrift trusts-IV :417; X :359; XI:70;And See SPENDTHRIFT TRUSTS
Beneficiaries;Indefinite
Charitable-I:105Liability for Torts-V :336
Class;Premature closing of-V :208
Corpus;Personalty-VII :1Vesting of title-VII "1
Cy Pres-1:105Delaware-IX :359Judicial-IX :359Prerogative-IX :359
Delivery of Interest in Corpus-II1:271Devises;
Residuary legatee-I1:155Void or lapsed-Il:142
Doctrine of Relation Back-IV :297Execution;
Mistake in-VII :1Family Trusts-VII :201 ; VIII :171General Power of Appointment;
Creditor's rights-IV :297Form of-IV :297
Fiduciary;Adverse interests-II:221
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Adverse representation-II1:221Competition with beneficiary-II1:221Duty of-II:221Purchase by-II1:221
Fraudulent Transfers;Rights of Surviving Spouse-X :1
General Power of Appointment-I:300Graveyards-I:105Educational Purpose-I:105Limited Powers of Appointment-I:300Limitation;
Contingent-I':105Parol Trust;
Creditor's of trustee-VI:328Powers-IV :1
Power of Appointment-General-Il:155Rule Against Perpetuities-XI:187
Special-XII:13Principal;
Distribution of-Upon death of beneficiary-V :208
Public Benefit-I:105Religious Purposes-I:105Resulting-I:105Rights of Donee's Creditors-Il:155Rule Against Perpetuities-I:105Sale by-II:221Settlor;
Intent of-VII :1Short-term Trusts-VII :201 ; VIII :171Spendthrift-IV :417; XI:187
Alimony-XI:70; X :359Creditor's Rights-V :430
Statute of Elizabeth-I:105Statute of Frauds-VI:328Termination-VII :1
ULTRA VIRES:See CONTRACTS
UNITED NATIONS:Citizenship-IX :319
Charter provisions-IX :319Compatibility with National Sovereignty-IX :319
VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION:Arbitration;
Judicial review-IV :179
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS:See NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS
WARRANTS:See PLEADING AND PRACTICE
SUBJECT INDEX
WIRE TAPPING:See EVIDENCE
WITNESSES:See EVIDENCE
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION:See also ADMINISTRATIVE LAWIV:133; XI:81Adopted Children-VII :275; X :20Asbestosis-IX :133Award-IV :133Definitions-IV :133Dependents-IV :133Disability;
Apportionment-IV :133Employee Obligations-IV :133Employer Obligations-IV :133Hazardous Employment-VIII :158Health Department;
Duties of-IV :133Medical Board;
Function of-IV :133Negligence of Employer-IV :133Procedure-IV :133Residence-V :172Salesmen;
Outside-V :172Silicosis-IV :133State Industrial Accident Commission;
Appeals from-VI:316Jury Trial-VI:316Non-Jury Trial-VI:316
Wrongful Death;Caused outside of forum-I1:168Plaintiff in action for-I1:168
ZONING:See REAL PROPERTY: ZoningSee CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Administrative Law;
Zoning Agencies
APPENDIX
FACSIMILES OF THE RESPECTIVE TABLE OF
CONTENTS PAGES OF THE SEVERAL ISSUES
OF VOLUMES ONE THROUGH TWELVE OF
THE MARYLAND LAW REVIEW
1936- 1951
I I LATENT EQUITIES IN MARYLAND ......... Charles G. Page 1
DEC. REVOCATIONOFA WILLBY BIRTH OFA CHILD WilliamLentz 32
1 9 3 6 EDITORIAL SECTIONCONCERNING THE MARYLAND LAW REVIEW ............ 51NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ...................... 54
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 56
RECENT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS .............. 57A SYMPOSIUM ON LAW REVIEWS IN A NEIGHBORING JOUR-
NAL .......................................... 59
CASENOTES AND COMMENTSTORT SUIT BY WIFE AGAINST HUSBAND'S PARTNER-
SHIP - David v. David ........................ 65CONTRACT FOR LIFE-TIME EMPLOYMENT HELD VOID FOR
INDEFINITENESS OF SUBJECT MATTER - Baltimoreand Ohio R. Co. v. King ........................ 73
PROPER VENUE OF SUIT FOR ALIMONY WITHOUT DIVORCE- OUSTER OF JURISDICTION - AMENDMENT - Wood-cock v. W oodcock ............................... 81
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - MUNICIPAL BANKRUPTCY ACT- ENCROACHMENT UPON STATE POWERS - Ashtonv. Cameron County Water Improvement DistrictN o . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 1
DOUBLE LIABILITY OF A BANK STOCK-HOLDER FOR A DEBT
OF THE BANK INCURRED BEFORE HIS OWNERSHIP OF
THE STOCK - Ghingher v. Bachtell .............. 95BOOK REVIEWS
CASNER, MARYLAND ANNOTATIONS TO THE AMERICAN LAWINSTITUTE'S RESTATEMENT OF THE LAW OF AGENCY
Charles McH. Howard 99ROBINSON, LAW AND THE LAWYERS .... Huntington Cairns 101
CHARITABLE TRUSTS IN MARYLANDCharles McHenry Howard 105
MORTGAGEE'S RIGHTS IN THE EVENT OF A DEFICIENCYJesse Slingluff, Jr. 128
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 141
NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ...................... 142NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 143
THE SPECIAL SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE ............ 144
CASENOTES AND COMMENTS
ULTRA VIRES CONTRACTS OF CORPORATIONS IN MARYLAND 145ACTION IN MARYLAND FOR WRONGFUL DEATH CAUSED AND
OCCURING ELSEWHERE - Davis v. Ruzicka ........ 162VENUE OF SUIT AGAINST DOMESTIC CORPORATION -
M. J. Grove Lime Co. v. Wolfenden .............. 165CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - DELEGATION TO PRESIDENT OF
POWER TO DECLARE EMBARGO ON EXPORTATION OFARMS - United States v. Curtis-Wright ExportCorporation .................................... 167
ATTACHMENT - PUBLIC INSTITUTION AS GARNISHEE -
Hughes v. Svboda ............................... 172DIFFICULTY OF OBTAINING APPELLATE RULINGS ON SUB-
STANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW - CORROBORATION OF AC-COMPLICES - Folb v. State ...................... 175
BOOK REVIEWS1 2 HERBERT, UNCOMMON LAW ............ Emory H. Niles 181F E B. CORWIN, THE COMMERCE POWER VERSUS STATES RIGHTS
1 9 37 Roger Howell 184
CONDITIONAL SALES OF CHATTELS IN MARYLAND 1 3Bridgewater M. Arnold 187 A P R.
JURISDICTION OVER NON-RESIDENT MOTORISTS FOR SUITSARISING FROM LOCAL ACCIDENTS 1937
James Morfit Mullen 222EDITORIAL SECTIONCONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 231NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 232AN EARLY MARYLAND DECISION ON JUDICIAL REVIEW OF
LEGISLATION ................................... 232
CASENOTES AND COMMENTSMARYLAND STATUTORY MODIFICATIONS OF THE COMMON
LAW OF REAL PROPERTY ....... By B. H. Hartogensis 238CANCELLATION OF ACCRUED DIVIDENDS ON PREFERRED
STOCK UNDER GENERAL RESERVATION IN CHARTER OFPOWER TO MAKE AMENDMENTS CHANGING TERMS OFOUTSTANDING STOCK ............................ 254
EFFECT OF BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE ON REVOCATION OFMOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR'S LICENSE FOR FAILURE TOSATISFY JUDGMENT-Ellis v. Rudy, Commissioner... 259
VALIDITY OF STATE COMPENSATING TAX ON USE WITHINSTATE OF CHATTELS PURCHASED OUTSIDE STATE-Henneford v. Silas Mason Co., Inc ................. 263
NEED FOR CORROBORATION OF PLAINTIFF IN A SUIT FORALIMONY WITHOUT DIVORCE-Roeder v. Roeder.... 266
FURTHER CONCERNING THE DOUBLE LIABILITY OF BANKSTOCKHOLDERS-Stockholders of People's BankingCo. v. Sterling (Ghingher v. Bachtell) ............ 270
BOOK REVIEWSHRIVER, JUSTICE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES: HIS BOOK
NOTICES AND UNCOLLECTED LETTERS AND PAPERSRaymond S. Williams 273
THE ENGLISH COURTS-RECENT PROPOSALS FOR BETTERDESPATCH OF BUSINESS ......... W. Calvin Chesnut 277
THE MEANING OF "GENERAL" POWERS OF APPOINTMENTUNDER THE FEDERAL ESTATE TAX ..... George Gump 300
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 317
NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ...................... 318NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 318
CASENOTES AND COMMENTS
COVENANTS RUNNING WITH THE LAND-Union Trust Co.v. Rosenburg ................................... 320
JUDICIAL TERMINATION OF A CONTRACT-RECOVERY FORPARTIAL PERFORMANCE OF AN ENTIRE CONTRACTAFTER BREACH-Bright v. Ganas ................. 329
APPRAISAL OF SHARES OF DISSENTING STOCKHOLDERS INCONSOLIDATION-American General Corporation v.Cam p et al ..................................... 338
ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE FOR DURESS WHERE PRE-MARITAL RELATIONS HAVE OCCURRED-Lurz v. Lurz. 348
SURCHARGING EXECUTORS FOR DEPRECIATION OF SECURI-TIES IN MARGIN ACCOUNT--Goldsborough et al. v.D eW itt et al .................................... 355
BOOK REVIEWS
MAGILL, TAXABLE INCOME .......... H. H. Walker Lewis 362 1 4REIBLICH, MARYLAND ANNOTATIONS TO THE AMERICAN J U N.
LAW INSTITUTE'S RESTATEMENT OF THE LAW OF
CONFLICT OF LAWS ........... John S. Strahorn, Jr. 364 1 9 3 7
2 1 HISTORY AND CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE MARYLANDDEC. INCOME TAX LAW .............. Huntington Cairns 1DEC 37 A SURVEY OF THE MARYLAND INCOME TAX LAW1937 James T. Carter 11
EDITORIAL SECTIONCONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 43NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ...................... 45NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 46COMMENTS AND CASENOTESCONSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF REDUCTION IN STATE
PROPERTY TAX .......... By Herbert M. Brune, Jr. 49WHO MAY NEGOTIATE A WAREHOUSE RECEIPT IN MARY-
LAND .. ......................................... 56DOMESTIC RELATIONS LEGISLATION AT THE 1937 SESSION 59CAPACITY OF CHILD TO SECURE COURT ORDER AGAINST
FATHER FOR FUTURE SUPPORT IN EXCESS OF AMOUNTSTIPULATED IN SEPARATION AGREEMENT BETWEENPARENTS- Yost V. Yost .......................... 60
LOAN DISTINGUISHED FROM AGENCY - LIABILITY OFLENDER AS PRINCIPAL ON CONTRACTS MADE BY BOR-ROWER WITH THIRD PARTIES-Commercial Credit Co.v. L. A . Benson Co ............................... 67
THE EFFECT OF A SEPARATION AGREEMENT UPON THESURVIVING SPOUSE'S RIGHT TO ADMINISTER-Hewittv. Shipley ...................................... 75
PRIVILEGE OF COUNSEL TO EXPLAIN TRAVERSER'S FAILURETO TESTIFY-Wilkerson v. State .................. 79
BOOK REVIEWSLASSON, THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FOURTH
AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION-G. Kenneth Reiblich ............................ 83
STUMBERG, PRINCIPLES OF CONFLICT OF LAWS .......... 86
ALIENABILITY AND TRANSMISSIBILITY OF FUTURE INTER-ESTS IN MARYLAND ................ Russell R. Reno 89
PROOF OF MARRIAGE IN MARYLAND .... Herbert Myerberg 120
EDITORIAL SECTIONCONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 139NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 140
COMMENTS AND CASENOTESDISPOSITION OF VOID AND OTHERWISE FAILING DEVISES
IN M ARYLAND .................................. 142EVIDENCE LEGISLATION AT THE 1937 SESSION ........... 146ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE OBTAINED BY UNLAWFUL
SEARCH AND SEIZURE-Sugarman v. State ......... 147EXERCISE OF A GENERAL POWER OF APPOINTMENT WITH-
OUT SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE PoWER-Merwin v.Safe Deposit and Trust Co. of Baltimore .......... 155
POWER OF EQUITY TO ENJOIN TRESPASSES TO REAL PROP-ERTY-REQUISITES FOR THE GRANTING OF SUCHRELIEF-Baker v. Howard Hunt et al ............. 160
WHO MAY SUE FOR WRONGFUL DEATH CAUSED AND OCCUR-RING OUTSIDE THE STATE OF THE FORUM-Rose v.Phillips Packing Co., Inc ......................... 168
EXTENT TO WHICH RIGHTS SECURED BY THE FIRST EIGHTAMENDMENTS TO THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION AREPROTECTED AGAINST STATE ACTION BY THE FOUR-TEENTH AMENDMENT-Palko v. State of Connecticut 174
BOOK REVIEWSCAIRNS, TAX LAWS OF MARYLAND, ANNOTATED,
Herbert M. Brune, Jr. 179FRANKFURTER, THE COMMERCE CLAUSE UNDER MARSHALL,
2 2 TANEY AND WAITE .................. Roger Howell 180F E B. MORRIS, HOW LAWYERS THINK .... John S. Strahorn, Jr. 1821 9 3 8 BOOK NOTES ..................................... 183
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IN MARYLAND, 2 3Reuben Oppenheimer 185 A PR.
VOID AND VOIDABLE MARRIAGES IN MARYLAND AND THEIRANNULMENT ................ John S. Strahorn, Jr. 211 19 3 8
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 260
SUPREME COURT OVERRULES AN IMPORTANT CASE ...... 263
FURTHER ON FOREIGN WRONGFUL DEATH .............. 264
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
EQUITABLE SERVITUDES-THE RUNNING OF COVENANTS INEQUITY-McKenrick v. Savings Bank of Baltimore.. 265
THE DOCTRINE OF IMPLIED WARRANTY BETWEEN REST-AURANT-KEEPER AND GUEST-Child's Dining HallCo. v. Swingler ................................ 277
ERROR IN CHARGING MISDEMEANOR AS A FELONY-Whit-tington v. State ................................ 284
LIABILITY OF PARENTS FOR TORT OF CHILD - Rounds,Admr. v. Phillips et al.; Kerrigan v. Carroll, et al.. . 288
ILLICIT COHABITATION OF PARTIES AS AFFECTING CON-TRACTS MADE BETWEEN THEM-Baxter v. Wilburn.. 291
BOOK REVIEWS
OSBORN, THE MIND OF THE JUROR ...... Walter L. Clark 299
TRIMBLE, CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE, DEFENDER OF THE PUB-LIC INTEREST .............. Bridgewater M. Arnold 300
STIMSON, CONFLICT OF CRIMINAL LAWS ................ 303
THE MARYLAND SPEEDY JUDGMENT ACTSM. Luther Pittman 305
ARBITRATION UNDER MARYLAND LAWJames Morfit Mullen 326
CORPORATE CAPACITY TO PRACTICE LAW-A STUDY INLEGAL HOCUS POCUS .......... H. H. Walker Lewis 342
EDITORIAL SECTIONCONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 355NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 356
COMMENTS AND CASENOTESFIVE YEARS VOLUNTARY SEPARATION AS NEW GROUND FOR
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE--Campbell v. Campbell ........ 357DIRECT RESTRAINTS UPON ALIENATION OF FEE SIMPLE
ESTATES-COVENANT AGAINST OCCUPANCY BY NE-GROES-Meade v. Dennistone et al ................. 363
EFFECT OF CONSTITUTIONAL INELIGIBILITY OF PUBLIC OF-FICER UPON HIS OFFICIAL ACTS-STATUS OF PUBLICOFFICER HOLDING OFFICE CREATED BY UNCONSTITU-TIONAL STATUTF-Kimble v. Bender ............... 371
THE SEAL AS CONSIDERATION ON A NEGOTIABLE INSTRU-MENT-Citizen's National Bank of Pocomoke City v.Custis ........................................ 375
COMPROMISING OF CLAIM BY EXECUTOR OR ADMINISTRA-TOR WITHOUT APPROVAL OF ORPHANS' COURT-Blumv. F ox ........................................ 379
BOOK REVIEWSDELAPLAINE, FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, LIFE AND TIMES
Richard F. Cleveland 384CRANE, HANDBOOK OF THE LAW OF PARTNERSHIP AND 2 4
OTHER UNINCORPORATED ASSOCIATIONSFrederick W. Invernizzi 386 J U N.
BOOK NOTE ...................................... 387 1 9 3 8
3 1 LEADING ARTICLESD E C. CORPORATE REORGANIZATIONS UNDER CHAPTER X OF THE
1 9 3 8 NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY AcT-George Cochran Doub 1JURISDICTION OF MARYLAND COURTS OVER FOREIGN COR-
PORATIONS UNDER THE ACT OF 1937,G. Kenneth Reiblich 85
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 76
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 77
COMMENTS AND CASENOTESTHE "LORD MANSFIELD RULE" AS TO "BASTARDIZING THE
IsSUE"-Harward v. Harward; Hale v. State ...... 79DOES THE DELAY INCIDENT TO THE USE OF THE CLEARING
HOUSE EXTEND THE REASONABLE TIME FOR THE PRE-SENTMENT OF A CIHECK ?-Maryland Title GuaranteeCo. v. A lter .................................... 87
"ALIMONY" FOR THE SUPPORT OF BOTH WIFE AND CHILD-Cohen v. Cohen ................................ 93
TENURE AND REMEDIES UNDER SCHOOL TEACHERS' CON-TRACTS--Board of Education of Washington Countyv. Cearfoss ..................................... 97
INTERPRETATION OF DISABILITY INSURANCE POLICIES-
New England Life Insurance Co. v. Hurst ......... 101
BOOK REVIEW
WILKIN, THE SPIRIT OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION-Eli Frank 105
BOOK NOTE ...................................... 107
LEADING ARTICLE
JOINT SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS IN MARYLAND,Alvin Katzenstein 109
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ..................... 148
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND REFERRED LEGISLA-TION .......................................... 150
RECENT CHANGES IN THE JUDICIARY OP THE STATE ...... 151
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
ON THE RULES OF EVIDENCE .............. Paul R. Kach 154
MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITY IN TORT IN MARYLAND,George L. Clarke 159
NEGOTIABILITY OF A CONFESSED JUDGMENT NOTE PAYABLEON DEMAN--Iglehart v. Farmers National Bank... 176
EFFECT OF ACQUITTAL FOR ASSAULT ON TRIAL FOR MURDERWHEN VICTIM SUBSEQUENTLY DIES-Crawford v.State ......................................... 184
PARTNERSHIP BY ESTOPPEL BASED ON A HOLDING OUT BY
ONE OTHER THAN THE PARTY SOUGHT TO BE HELD-Brocato v. Serio ................................ 189
FEDERAL REGULATION OF LOCAL TRANSACTIONS AFFECTING
INTERSTATE COMMERCE-Consolidated Edison Com-
pany of New York v. National Labor Relations Board 194
3 2 BOOK REVIEW
FEB. FRYER, READINGS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY,
193 9 Russell R. Reno 199
LEADING ARTICLES 3 3THE EQUITABLE DOCTRINE OF SUBROGATION, A P R.
James Morfit Mullen 201 1 9 3 9A FmucIAY's DUTY or LOYALTY ........ Roger A. Clapp 221
EDITORIAL SECTIONCORRECTION OF AN ERROR ............................ 237NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 238
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
NEBULOUS INJUNCTION DECREES AGAINST NOISE-NUI-SANcES-Meadowbrook Swimming Club v. Albert... 240
MANUAL TRANSFER OF DEED TO GRANTEE ON PAROL CON-DITION-Buchwald v. Buchwald, et al .............. 250
REVOCABILITY OF AGENT'S AUTHORITY WHERE PRINCIPALHAS CONTRACTED NOT TO REVOKE WITHIN A CER-TAIN PERIOD-Piper, et al. v. Wells ................ 258
C. I. F. CONTRACTS-PASSAGE OF TITLE-RISK OF LOSS-Obrecht v. Crawford, et al ....................... 261
ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE OBTAINED BY WIRE TAPPING-Hitzelberger v. State .......................... 266
REQUIREMENT OF DELIVERY IN GIFTS OF PERSONALTY-Schenker v. Moodhe ............................ 271
BOOK REVIEWS
SEMMES, CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN EARLY MARYLAND,Eugene O'Dunne 278
WAITE, SALES (Second Edition) .. Bridgewater M. Arnold 283
LEADING ARTICLES
PRESUMPTIONS AND BURDEN OF PROOF IN RES IPSALOQUITUR CASES IN MARYLAND... Roszel C. Thomsen 285
THE TAXATION OF MARYLAND GROUND RENTSH. H. Walker Lewis 314
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 338NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 339
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
A QUERY ABOUT THE NEW MARRIAGE AGE LAW ......... 340LIABILITY OF RAILROAD TO INTRUDERS CROSSING ITS
RIGHT OF WAY-Jackson v. Pennsylvania R. Co ..... 344THE TORT LIABILITY OF THE PROPRIETOR OF A PASSENGER
ELEVATOR-O'Neill & Co. v. Crummitt ........... 353REVOCATION OF A "LICENSE ACTED UPON"-Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore v. Brack ................ 362FURTHER ON "ALIMONY" FOR THE SUPPORT OF BOTH WIFE
AND CHILD-Knabe v. Knabe ..................... 367SURVIVING SPOUSE'S STATUTORY SHARE - LEGISLATIVE
CHANGE-Marriott v. Marriott ................... 371
BOOK REVIEWS
ROTTSCHAEFER, HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL 3 4LAW ............................... Roger Howell 374 4 N.
BROWN, LAWYERS AND THE PROMOTION OF JUSTICE JUN.John S. Strahorn, Jr. 376 1 9 39
4 1 LEADING ARTICLES
DEC. MARYLAND EXAMINES THE PROPOSED
1 9 3 9 UNIFORM PROPERTY ACT ........ Herbert Myerberg 1THE DOCTRINE OF WORTHIER TITLE AS
APPLIED IN MARYLAND ............. Russell R. Reno 50
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 74NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 76
COMMENTS AND CASENOTESINTERGOVERNMENTAL TAX IMMUNITY-LIABILITY OF FED-
ERAL GOVERNMENTAL EMPLOYEES TO STATE INCOMETAX-Graves v. People of State of New York, exrel O'K eefe .................................... 77
UNRECORDED CONDITIONAL SALE-TIME OF BUYER'S CRED-ITOR'S RELIANCF-Friedman v. Sterling RefrigeratorC o . ........................................... 82
IMPLIED EASEMENTS IN MARYLAND-Lane v. Flautt ..... 88SPECIFIC RESTITUTION IN EQUITY OF CONVERTED STOCKS
AND BONDS-Farmer v. O'Carroll ................. 92WHAT DETERMINES DoMICIL--Gaver v. County Commis-
sioners for Frederick County. In the Matter ofCharles Delmar ................................ 98
BOOK REVIEWS
ROBINSON, HANDBOOK OF ADMIRALTY LAWEmory H. Niles 104
DOWELL, A HISTORY OF CRIMINAL SYNDICALISM LEGIS-LATION IN THE UNITED STATES .... Nelson B. Lasson 106
LEADING ARTICLESMARYLAND MORTGAGES FOR FUTURE ADVANCES
R. Dorsey Watkins 111
THE MARYLAND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE LAWJ. Nicholas Shriver, Jr. 133
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ...................... 177
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
JUDICIAL REVIEW OF DECISIONS BY TRIBUNALS OF VOLUN-TARY ORGANIZATIONS .............. By Lee Snyder 179
THE DOCTRINE OF RES ADJUDICATA-Horowitz v. Horo-w itz .......................................... 189
IMPEACHMENT BY A PARTY OF HIS OWN WITNESS-Cheno-weth v. Baltimore Contracting Company ........... 193
DOUBLE LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS-STATUTE OF LIMI-TATIONS-Sterling v. Reecher .................... 201
"BOULEVARD STOP" STREETS IN MARYLAND-Greenfeld v.H ook ......................................... 207
4 2 BOOK REVIEW
F E B. ORFIELD, CRIMINAL APPEALS IN AMERICA
1940 John S. Strahorn, Jr. 214
LEADING ARTICLES 4 3LIMITING HIGHWAY ACCESS ............ Robert R. Bowvie 219 APR.A CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT FOR MARYLAND 1 9 4 0
Richard W. Emory 248
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 273
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
THE CONFUSING MARYLAND DOMESTIC RELATIONS PRO-CEDURES ...................................... 275
RIGHTS OF CREDITORS UNDER A TESTAMENTARY GENERALPOWER OF APPOINTMENT-Wyeth v. Safe Deposit a ndTrust Co. of Baltimore .......................... 297
APPEALS BY THE STATE IN CRIMINAL CASES-State v.M ariana ...................................... 303
DEFAULT JUDGMENT ON SCIRE FACIAS IN BALTIMORECITY-O'Neill & Co., Inc. v. Schulze .............. 312
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF STATUTE IMPOSING BURDENSOMETAX ON PARTICULAR KINDS OF BUSINESS-CLASSI-FICATION FOR PURPOSES OF TAXATION-Brown v.S tate ......................................... 319
BOOK REVIEWS
ASHMAN, DIRECTED VERDICTS AND INSTRUCTIONSEdwin T. Dickerson 327
WILLIS, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES ATTHE END OF ONE HUNDRED FIFTY YEARS ........... 931
AN INTRODUCTORY DESCRIPTION OF THE COURT OFAPPEALS OF MARYLAND ............ Carroll T. Bond 333
THE COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND--A FIVE YEARCASE STUDY
Herbert M. Brune, Jr., and John S. Strahorn, Jr. 343
RIGHT OF STOCKHOLDER TO ATTACK TRANSACTIONSOCCURRING PRIOR TO HIS ACQUISITION OF STOCK
David S. Sykes 380
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ........................... 392NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 393
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
ACTION FOR WRONGFUL DISHONOR OF BANK CHECK-DAMAGES-Magness v. Equitable Trust Co ......... 395
VALIDITY, INTERPRETATION, AND PROBATE OF FOREIGNW ILLS- Rabe v. McAllister ...................... 400
STATE CERTIFICATION OF CARRIER OPERATING SOLELYUNDER FEDERAL CONTRACT-Baltimore and A.Ry. Co. v. Lichtenberg, et al ...................... 407
MAY A SPENDTHRIFT TRUST BE REACHED FOR ALIMONYOR SUPPORT-Bauernschmidt v. Safe Deposif and
T rust C o . ................................... 417ENFORCEABILITY OF FOREIGN DECREES FOR ALIMONY OR
SUPPORT-Bauernschmidt v. Safe Deposit andTrust C o . ..................................... 423
BOOK REVIEWS
GLENN, FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES AND PREFERENCESDavid R. Owen 431 4 4
COUGHLAN, A COMPILATION OF WORKMEN'SCOMPENSATION CASES ...... J. Nicholas Shriver, Jr. 435 J U N.
JACKSON, LOOK AT THE LAW ......................... 436 1 9 4 0
5 1 LEADING ARTICLE
D E C. THE MARYLAND GROUND RENT-MYSTERIOUS
1 9 4 0 BUT BENEFICIAL .............. Frank A. Kaufman 1
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ........................... 73NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ...................... 74
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 75
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
THE MARYLAND CLASSIFIED INCOME TAX OF 1939By Caleb R. Kelly, Jr. 77
THE VESTING OF REMAINDERS AND THEIR ALIENABILITY-Bishop v. Horney; Hans v. Safe Deposit & Trust Co. 98
AUTO OWNER'S LIABILITY FOR INJURY CAUSED BY GUESTPERMITTED TO DRIVE-Powers v. State, Use ofR eynolds ...................................... 104
IS MENTAL CRUELTY A GROUND FOR PARTIAL DIVORCE?-Poole v. Poole .................................. 111
MATURITY DATE OF A NOTE PAYABLE ON DEMAND AFTERDATE-Continental Oil Co. v. Horsey .............. 116
BOOK REVIEW
BLACHLY AND OATMAN, FEDERAL REGULATORY ACTIONAND CONTROL ................ Reuben Oppenheimer 119
LEADING ARTICLES
THE LAW OF ARREST IN MARYLAND ..... David Kauffman 125
OUTSIDE SALESMEN AND THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIONACT .............................. Leo M . Alpert 172
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ..................... 201
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 203THE PENDING PROPOSAL TO REORGANIZE THE COURT OF
APPEALS OF MARYLAND .......................... 203
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
PREMATURE CLOSING OF A CLASS UPON DEATH OF AMEMBER-Safe Deposit and Trust Co. v. Forbes.... 208
ADMISSIBILITY OF FOREIGN WILL TO PROBATE-In re Willof Pritchard ................................... 213
DOMICIL FOR ORPHANS' COURT JURISDICTION-Shenton v.
A bbott ........................................ 218
BOOK REVIEWS
REIBLICH. MARYLAND ANNOTATIONS TO THE AMERICANLAW INSTITUTE'S RESTATEMENT OF THE LAW OFTRUSTS .................. Charles McHenry Howard 223
5 2 LORING, A TRUSTEE'S HANDBOOK, SHATTUCK EDITION,G. Kenneth Reiblich 225FEB . LAND. TRUSTS IN THE CONFLICT OF LAWS,
1941 G. Kenneth Reiblich 228
LEADING ARTICLES 5 3THE SUPREME COURT AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, 1936- A P R.
1940 ....................... Reuben Oppenheimer 231 1 9 4 1CORPORATE REORGANIZATIONS IN THE LIGHT OF THE RE-
ASSERTION OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE BOYD CASE INTHE LOS ANGELES COMPANY CASE..James Carey, 3d 280
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 304
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
TESTIMONY BY OBSERVER AS TO SPEED OF MOVING OBJECT-People's Drug Stores, Inc., v. Windham .......... 307
RE-SURVEY WARRANT - NAVIGABLE WATERS - ADVERSEPOSSESSION-Gray v. Gray ...................... 314
CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF PARTICIPANTS IN SUICIDE-Statev. W illiam s .................................... 324
FURTHER CONCERNING ILLICIT COHABITATION OF PARTIESAS AFFECTING CONTRACTS MADE BETWEEN THEM-Lynch v. Rogers ................................ 331
LIABILITY OF CHARITABLE CORPORATIONS AND TRUSTS FORTHEIR TORTS-State, use of Kalives, v. Eye, Ear andThroat Hospital ................................. 336
BOOK REVIEWS
WILLISTON, LIFE AND LAW ...... Frederick W. Invernizzi 341STEPHENSON, TRUST BUSINESS IN COMMON LAW COUN-
TRIES ......................................... 342
LEADING ARTICLES
THE PROBLEM OF FUNDING ACCRUED DIVIDENDS INMARYLAND ...................... Richard F. Ober 345
RENTS AND RENTAL VALUES TAXABLE AS INCOMEJames Morfit Mullen 387
EDITORIAL SECTION
WALTER L. CLARK, 1878-1941 ........................ 403
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 404NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 404
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
TORT LIABILITY OF MOTORIST TO GUEST-Dashiell v.M oore ........................................ 406
DEGREE OF CARE OWED BY A MOTORIST TO CHILDREN ONTHE HIGHWAY-CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE--BOZ-man v. State, use of Cronhardt ................... 414
EFFECT OF DISCLOSURE OF DEFENDANT'S COVERAGE BYLIABILITY INSURANCE-Gwynn Oak Park v. Becker. 422
SPENDTHRIFT TRUSTS OF PRINCIPAL-Medwedeff v.Fisher, et al .................................... 430
PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT AS A "PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSI-NESS" UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT-Higgins v.State Loan Company ............................ 434
BOOK REVIEW 5 4CAIRNS, THE THEORY OF LEGAL SCIENCE J U N.
John S. Strahorn, Jr. 438 1 9 4 1
6 1 LEADING ARTICLESD E C . EDITORIAL FOREWORD ................................ 1
1 9 4 1 THE NEW MARYLAND DEPOSITION AND DISCOVERY
PROCEDURE ...... James A. Pike and John W. Willis 4
THE CHARGE TO THE JURY IN MARYLAND UNDER THE NEWRULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE.. Morris A. Soper 35
OPERATION OF THE MODIFIED SPECIAL VERDICT IN CIVILACTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA... Francis E. Winslow 50
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 74
NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ..................... 75
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 76
COMMENTS
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE JURY .......................... 77
GENERAL RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE .......... 91
BOOK REVIEW
SYKES, THE CONTEST OF WILLS IN MARYLAND
Paul L. Cordish 115
LEADING ARTICLES
THE MOVEMENT TO REORGANIZE THE COURT OF APPEALSOF MARYLAND ................... William C. Walsh 119
PROPOSALS TO CHANGE THE MARYLAND APPELLATE COURTSYSTEM .......................... Walter H. Buck 148
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL-Announcement Concerning
the Accelerated Curriculum ...................... 158
CASENOTES
STATE CONFLICT OF LAWS RULES IN THE FEDERAL COURTSKlaxon Co. v. Stentor Electric Manufacturing Co.;Griffin v. McCoach .............................. 160
DEDUCTIBILITY OF VALUE OF DOWER INTEREST FROMVALUE OF TENANCY BY THE ENTIRETIES IN COMPUTA-TION OF GIFT TAX-Hopkins v. Magruder, Collector. 167
TORT SUIT BY WIFE AGAINST HUSBAND'S EMPLOYER-Riegger v. The Bruton Brewing Co ................ 173
EXEMPLARY DAMAGES IN ACTIONS FOR ASSAULT AND BAT-TERY-Baltimore Transit Company v. Faulkner.... 181
PROCEDURE TO TEST TITLE TO PUBLIC OFFICE IN MARY-LAND-Jackson v. Cosby, et al .................... 186
6 2 BOOK REVIEWF E B. STONE, CLARENCE DARROW FOR THE DEFENSE
1942 J. Benson Saks 191
LEADING ARTICLE 6 3APPORTIONMENT OF THE FEDERAL ESTATE TAX A P R.
George Gump 195 1 9 4 2EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 219
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
DECLARATORY JUDGMENTS IN MARYLAND. . Richard W. Case 221POWER TO MODIFY OVERDUE INSTALLMENTS OF ALIMONY
- Winkel v. Winkel ............................. 238RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR-THE EFFECT OF DEVIATION ON
THE "SCOPE OF EMPLOYMENT"-A. S. Abell Co. v.Sopher ....................................... 248
RES JUDICATA IN LICENSE DETERMINATIONS BEFORE AD-MINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS-Knox v. Mayor and CityCouncil of Baltimore City ....................... 256
THE STATUTE OF FRAUDS-CONFLICT OF LAWs-Coast-
wise Petroleum Company v. Standard Oil Co. of N. J. 262
BOOK REVIEW
WARREN, THE RIGHTS OF MARGIN CUSTOMERS AGAINSTWRONGDOING STOCKBROKERS AND SOME OTHER PROB-LEMS IN THE MODERN LAW OF PLEDGE
William T. Fryer 268
LEADING ARTICLELIFE INSURANCE AS AN ASSET AVAILABLE TO CREDITORS
IN MARYLAND .............. Bridgewater M. Arnold 275
EDITORIAL SECTIONCHARLES MCHENRY HOWARD, 1870-1942 ............... 302CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 304NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 304THE INTERIM REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON THE
JUDICIARY ARTICLE .............................. 304
COMMENTS AND CASENOTESLEGISLATIVE HISTORY AND MARYLAND STATUTORY
CONSTRUCTION .................. Bernard S. Meyer 311APPEAL FROM STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION
BY NON-APPEARING PARTY-Hathcock, et al., v.Loften; Oxford Cabinet Co. v. Parks .............. 316
CONSOLIDATION OF BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS AGAINSTPARENT AND SUBSIDIARY CORPORATIONS-Stone, et al.v. Eacho (In re Tip Top Tailors, Inc.) ............. 322
EFFECT OF PERFORMANCE OF PAROL TRUST OF LAND UPONCREDITORS OF TRUSTEE-Jacobs v. Schwartz, et ca... 328
CARRIER'S LIABILITY FOR INJURY TO PASSENGER RESULT-ING FROM THIRD PARTY'S AcT-Pennsylvania Rail-road Co. v. Cook ............................... 332
PARTNERSHIP BY ESTOPPEL BASED ON A HOLDING OUTWITH KNOWLEDGE OF, BUT WITHOUT CONSENT OF,THE PARTY TO BE CHARGED-McBriety, et al., v. Phil-lips, et al ....................................... 337
BOOK REVIEW 6 4(VARIOUS AUTHORS), MY PHILOSOPHY OF LAW JUN.
G. Kenneth Reiblich 340 1 9 4 2
7 1 LEADING ARTICLES
D E C. DURATION OF THE TRUSTEE'S INTEREST WHERE THE TRUST
1 9 4 2 PROPERTY Is PERSONALTY ....... Victor H. Laws, Jr. 1THE HADDOCK CASE OVERRULED-THE FUTURE OF INTER-
STATE DIVORCEJohn S. Strahorn, Jr. and G. Kenneth Reiblich 29
EDITORIAL SECTION
IN MEMORIAM, WORLD WAR II ........................ 72
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 73NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 73
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
LIABILITY OF LESSORS OF SAFE DEPOSIT BoxEs-TakomaPark Bank v. Abbott ............................ 76
EXTENT OF IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS-Poplar v.Hochschild, Kohn and Co., Inc ..................... 82
ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICE AS A GUIDE TO JUDICIAL INTER-PRETATION OF STATUTES-Bouse v. Hutzler ......... 87
LIABILITY FOR DEFECTIVE BRAKES IN A BORROWED CAR-Sothoron v. W est ................................ 92
BOOK REVIEW
HAYS, CITY LAWYER .................... J. Benson Saks 97
LEADING ARTICLES
THE MARYLAND STATUTE RELATING TO LAPSING OF TESTA-MENTARY GIFTS .............. James Morfit Mullen 101
IMPEACHMENT AND REHABILITATION OF WITNESSES INMARYLAND ...................... H-arry Kauffman 118
EDITORIAL SECTION
CARROLL T. BOND, 1873-1943 ......................... 188RECENT CHANGES IN THE JUDICIARY OF THE STATE ...... 140
COURT OF APPEALS AMENDMENT PASSES LEGISLATURE... 143
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
FURTHER ON FIVE YEARS VOLUNTARY SEPARATION ASGROUND FOR ABSOLUTE DIVoRCE-Beck v. Beck;Nichols v. Nichols .............................. 146
MEASURE OF DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF AN ALTERNATIVECONTRACT-Zalis v. Walter ...................... 160
JUDICIAL REVIEW OF CLASSIFICATION BY SELECTIVE SERV-ICE SYSTEM-United States v. Embrey ............. 165
TIME WHEN DRAFTEE FIRST BECOMES SUBJECT TO MILI-TARY LAW-Ex Parte Billings .................... 169
BOOK REVIEW7 2 B CLARKSON AND WARREN, THE LAW OF PROPERTY INFEB. SHAKESPEARE AND THE ELIZABETHAN DRAMA,
1943 Laurence M. Jones 173
LEADING ARTICLES 7 3CAVEAT EMPTOR VERSUS CAVEAT VENDITOR A P R.
Charles T. LeViness 177 1 9 4 3THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF APPEALS EXAMINE THE CLIFFORD
DOCTRINE ....................... Richard W. Case 201
EDITORIAL SECTION
JOSEPH N. ULMAN, 1878-1943 ........................ 230NEWS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS ..................... 231NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 232CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS SINCE THE 1939 CODE... 233
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE FOR FRAUD AS TO MATTERSRELATED TO PRE-MARITAL UNCHASTITY-Behr v.Behr; Baldwin v. Baldwin ....................... 238
INTERSTATE RECOGNITION OF MARRIAGE-Bannister v.Bannister ..................................... 254
DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSUR-ANCE CONTRACT-PenInsylvania Threshermen andFarmer's Mutual Casualty Insurance Company v.Messenger ................................. 260
VALUE OF WIFE'S INCHOATE DOWER IN CONDEMNATIONPROCEEDINGS--United States v. Certain Parcels ofLand, etc . ..................................... 263
BOOK REVIEW
LOTT AND GRAY, LAW IN MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTICE,John S. Strahorn, Jr. 269
LEADING ARTICLE
ADOPTION IN MARYLAND .......... John S. Strahorn, Jr. 275
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 822
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 328THE PROPOSED COURT OF APPEALS AMENDMENT ........ .24
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
STATUTORY SOLUTION OF UNCERTAINTY AS TO FACT ANDTIME OF DEATH-Lachowicz v. Lechowicz .......... 880
RECOVERY UNDER ACCIDENTAL DEATH POLICY FOR DEATHFROM ANESTHETIC-John Hancock Mutual Life In-surance Company v. Plummer ................. 848
DISCRETIONARY ACTION OF PARK BOARD IN EXCLUDINGNEGRO GOLFERS NOT SUBJECT TO MANDAMUS-Boardof Park Commissioners of Baltimore City v. Murphy 857
FURTHER ON APPEALS BY THE STATE IN CRIMINAL CASES- State v. Rosen ................................ 864
BOOK REVIEW 7 4POUND, ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, ITS GROWTH, PROCEDURE J U N.
AND SIGNIFICANCE ............ Reuben Oppenheimer 367 1 9 4 3
8 1 LEADING ARTICLES
DEC. VESTED AND CONTINGENT REMAINDERS, A SUGGESTION
1 9 4 3 WITH RESPECT TO LEGAL METHOD. Laurence M. Jones 1JOINT ADVENTURES ............... James Morfit Mullen 22
EDITORIAL SECTION
HENRY D. HARLAN, 1858-1943 ........................ 41CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 42CONCERNING THE NEED FOR A CUMULATIVE INDEX FOR
THE REVIEW ................................... 43NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 45
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
UNINTENTIONAL HOMICIDE IN RESIS.ANCE TO UNLAWFULARREST-State v. Harris ......................... 47
SELLER'S LIABILITY ON IMPLIED WARRANTY OF WHOLE-SOMENESS AND FITNESS FOR CONSUMPTION IN SALEOF FOOD TO CONSUMER CONTRACTING TRICHINOSIS-NECESSITY OF PRIVITY OF CONTRACT-Vaccarino v.Cozzubo ....................................... 61
EMANCIPATION OF INFANT BY PARENT'S CRUELTY FOR PUR-POSES OF CONTROL OVER EARNINGS AND SERVICES-Lucas, et ux., v. The Maryland Drydock Co ......... 71
FURTHER ON RES JUDICATA AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBU-NALS-Dal Maso, et al., v. Board of County Commis-sioners of Prince George's County ................ 79
BOOK REVIEWS
CooK, THE LOGICAL AND LEGAL BASES OF THE CONFLICTOF LAWS ...................... Huntington Cairns 85
WARREN, TRAFFIC COURTS ............... Robert France 89
LEADING ARTICLE
REORGANIZATION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS OF MARY-LAND ........................... Morris A. Soper 91
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 120NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......................... 121
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
THE HOPE NATURAL GAS CASE AND ITS IMPACT ON STATEUTILITY REGULATION ........................... 122
VESTED AND CONTINGENT REMAINDERS-Safe Deposit &Trust Co. of Baltimore v. Bouse .................. 142
DEGREE OF CARE OWED BY SHOPKEEPER TO BUSINESS IN-VITEE-Biggs v. Hutzler Brothers Co .............. 150
FURTHER ON JUDICIAL REVIEW OF CLASSIFICATION BYSELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM-United States, ex rel.Bayly, v. Reckord; United States, ex rel. Bevans, v.Stone ......................................... 154
HAZARDOUS EMPLOYMENT UNDER THE WORKMEN'S COM-PENSATION LAw-Mattes v. City of Baltimore ...... 158
8 2 BOOK REVIEW
F E B. BRITTON, HANDBOOK OF THE LAW OF BILLS AND NOTES
1 944 John S. Strahorn, Jr. 166
LEADING ARTICLE 8 3TAX CONSEQUENCES OF THE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP . A P R.
Richard W. Case 171 1 9 4 4EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 223
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 224
VICTORY FOR COURT OF APPEALS REORGANIZATION ....... 226
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
LEGISLATIVE CLARIFICATION FOR DECLARATORY JUDGMENTS 237
RECENT CHANGES AFFECTING MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS'SUITS ......................................... 241
ALTERNATIVE REASONS FOR SETTING ASIDE DIVORCE OB-TAINED BY FRAUD--Croyle V. Croyle ............... 253
CLAIM FOR SALVAGE AWARD BY MEMBER OF CREW OF LIB-ERTY SHIP-Drevas v. United States, War ShippingAdministration, United States Maritime Service .... 260
BOOK REVIEW
VANDERBILT, STUDYING LAW ......................... 266
LEADING ARTICLE
REMAINDERS "FROM AND AFTER" LIFE ESTATES IN MARY-LAND ........................ Edward G. Howard 269
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ............................ 286NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................... 287
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
ACTION TO IMPRESS TRUST ON STOCK IS IN PERSONAM-Ortman v. Coane ............................... 289
MARYLAND STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS--McMahon v. Dor-chester Fert. Co ................................. 294
AVIATOR'S RIGHTS IN AIRSPACE-United States v. Causby 300RESTRICTIONS AGAINST OCCUPANCY - EXISTENCE OF A
GENERAL PLAN--Scholtes v. MeColgan ............. 307
ATTORNEY'S RIGHT TO INSPECT MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTREPORTS-Pressman v. Elgin ..................... 311
RECOVERY OF GAMBLING LoSS BY CREDITOR OF LOSER-LaFontaine v. Wilson ............................ 317
RIGHTS OF HOLDER OF POSSIBILITY OF REVERTOR AND 8 4OWNER OF DETERMINABLE FEE TO INSURANCE PRO-CEEDS FROM POLICY PROCURED BY THE LATTER-Board J U N.of Education v. Winding Gulf Collieries ............ 321 1 9 4 4
9 1 LEADING ARTICLESW I N. THE TAFT-HARTLEY ACT AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING-1 9 4 8 Jerome S. Wohlmuth and Rhoda P. Krupka 1
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE AND PRESIDENTIAL VACANCIES-James Morfit Mullen 28
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ... 55NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL 57
RECENT CHANGES IN THE JUDICIARY OF THE STATE----_.... 59
COMMENT AND CASENOTES
ANNULMENT JURISDICTION CLARIFIED_ ... . 63POWER OF A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION TO ENTER INTO A
CHECK-OFF AGREEMENT WITH A LABOR UNION-Mug ford v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore-_ 70
RENEWAL OF PROCESS AND THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS-Neel v. Webb Fly Screen Mfg. Co..... 74
MARRIAGE PERFORMED BY TELEPHONE INVALD--Fleet v.F leet _ _ _... ... ..... ................ ............................ . . 79
WAYS OF NECESSITY-IMPLIED IN LAW OR IMPLIED INFACT--Condry v. Laurie ---. 84
STATE TAXATION OF RESIDENT TRUsTEE--Greenough v.Tax Assessors of City of Newport- 89
LEADING ARTICLES
MARYLAND RULE ON FORFEITURE UNDER LAND INSTALL-MENT CONTRACTS ... A SUGGESTED REFORM ........................
Marshall A. Levin 99
FEDERAL CONTROL OF LEAF TOBACCO MARKETING ........................C. M. Euwer 133
EDITORIAL SECTION
N EW S OF TH E L AW SCH OOL ...................................................................................... 172
THE NEED FOR FURTHER PROCEDURAL REFORM IN MARY-LAND, PARTICULARLY IN THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ... 173
CASENOTES
FEDERAL DIVERSITY JURISDICTION AS AFFECTED BY STATESTATUTES DEPRIVING STATE COURTS OF JURISDIC-TION- A ngel v. B ullington ........................................................................... 178
THE AMENDING OF ALIMONY AND DIVORCE CASES INMARYLAND-Brooks v. Brooks-Ritz v. Ritz ............... 184
9 2 THE INVALIDITY OF UNRECORDED LEASES CONTAINING ANR. AUTOMATIC RENEWAL CLAUSE, WHERE LEASE ANDSP RENEWALS MAY EXTEND BEYOND SEVEN YEARS-
1 9 4 8 S chultz v. K aplan ................................................................................................. 190
LEADING ARTICLES 9 3
TITLES OF LEGISLATIVE ACTS ................................. Carl N. Everstine 197 su m .1948EQUALITY IN PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS ............................................................
H. H. Walker Lewis 246
EDITORIAL SECTION
N EW S OF TH E L AW SCH OOL ......... ....................... ............ ........... ..... ...... 261
COMMENT AND CASENOTES
RECENT MARYLAND STATUTORY CHANGE IN RECOGNITIONOF RIGHTS ARISING UNDER FOREIGN WRONGFUL DEATHS T A T U T E S ......................................................................................................................... 2 6 3
CONCURRENT JURISDICTION OF A NAVIGABLE BOUNDARYR IVER- B arnes v. S tate ................................................................................... 268
SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT CONTAINING LIQUI-DATED DAMAGE CLAUSE-Armstrovg v. Stifler .................. 281
FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND REGULATION OF SOUND AMPLIFI-CATION DEVICES - Saia v. People of the State ofNew York ........................................................... 285
LEADING ARTICLES
TENANCY BY THE ENTIRETIES AND CREDITORS RIGHTS INMARYLAND ...... ..... Bridgewater M. Arnold 291
LEGAL ASPECTS OF UNITED NATIONS CITIZENSHIP ..........-S. Raymond Dunn 319
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .................................... . ........... 348
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
INSURER'S LIABILITY FOR FAILURE TO SETTLE ............................... 349
CY PRES COMES TO DELAWARE ................... ...................... 359NOTICE OF TERMINATION REQUIRED TO TERMINATE A
PERIODIC TENANCY IMPLIED UNDER A VOID LEASE-Darling Shops Delaware Corporation v. BaltimoreCenter Corporation . .362
IMPLICATION OF SURVIVORSHIP IN CONTINGENT GIFTS TOA CLASS-Reese v. Reese and Evans v. Safe Depositand Trust Co ................................ ....... .. 367
BOOK REVIEW 9 4FALL
TOYNBEE, CIVILIZATION ON TRIAL.-......Walter H. Buck 376 1 9 4 8
10 1 LEADING ARTICLESW I N. INTER VIvos TRANSFERS IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF
1 9 4 9 SURVIVING SPOUSES .................................... Melvin J. Sykes 1CHANGES MADE BY THE NEW ADOPTION LAW-- .
John S. Strahorn, Jr. 20
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL ........................................ 62
CASENOTES
VALIDITY OF AN AREA DESCRIPTION IN A DEED WHICHPURPORTS TO CONVEY PART OF A LARGER KNOWNTRACT-McDonough v. Roland Park o . 63
ACTION AT LAW BY A CREDITOR BENEFICIARY IN MARY-LAND-Mackubin v. Curtiss-Wright Corporation- 67
SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT TO ADOPT-Beschev. Murphy ................................................. ... .... 72
IMMUNITY FROM PROCESS OF ONE INDUCED BY FRAUD TOCOME TO STATE-Margos v. Moroudas ................... 80
"CLEAN HANDS" NOT REQUIRED FOR BIGAMY ANNUL-MENT-Townse d v. Morgan, alias Townsend, et al. 84
LEADING ARTICLE
THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS IN MARYLAND- AND
Carl N. Everetin 91
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .................................. 156
COMMENT AND CASENOTES
SELF INCRIMINATION AND THE WAIVER THEREOF........-..-
Theodore Sherbow 158
RIGHTS OF TICKETHOLDERS TO PLACES OF AMUSEMENTS-Greenfeld v. Maryland Jockey Club of Baltimore-
10 2 Mannes F. Greenberg 169
S P R. PARKING LOT-BAILMENT-THEFT BY EMPLOYEE-Gold-1 9 49 berg v. .. 185
LEADING ARTICLE 10 3CONSTRUCTIVE DESERTION IN MARYLAND SUM.
Herbert Myerberg 193 1 9 4 9EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL.... ...... ........ 255
CASENOTES
AND NOW THAT You HAVE YOUR DIVORCE, WHERE DoYOU STAND-Estin v. Estin; Kreiger v. Kreiger ...........- 256
UNFORCEABILITY OF RACIAL RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS-Goetz v. Smith; Saunders v. Phillips ..... ......... 263
ELEMENTS OF AN ADVERSE USER SUFFICIENT TO STARTTHE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS RUNNING-PRESCRIP-TIVE EASEMENT-Wilson v. Waters ............ ..........272
AWARD OF ALIMONY AGAINST NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTHAVING PROPERTY WITHIN STATE-Keen v. Keen ............ 277
BOOK REVIEW
McGOWAN, TRUST RECEIPTS ... Bidgewater M. Arnold 285
LEADING ARTICLE
STATE LEGISLATIVE APPORTIONMENT OF THE FEDERAL
ESTATE TAX ............................................... M artin Alan M itnick 289
EDITORIAL SECTION
N EW S OF TH E L AW SCH OOL .......................................... ..................................... 335
CONCERN IN G TH E R EVIEW ........................................ .. ...... ...... 336
COMMENT AND CASENOTES
RES IPSA LOQUITUR ........... L. Whiting Farinholt, Jr. 337
BANK'S OBLIGATION TO PERFORM STOP PAYMENT ORDER
RECEIVED PRIOR TO CHARGING DEPOSITOR'S ACCOUNT-Keller v. Fredericktown Savings Institution .................. 350
FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND REGULATION OF SOUND AMPLI-
FICATION DEVICEs- Kovacs v. Cooper .......................................... 355
FURTHER ON WHETHER A SPENDTHRIFT TRUST MAY BEREACHED FOR ALIMONY OR SUPPORT-Safe Deposit
& Trust Co. of Baltimore v. Robertson ................................ 359
BOOK REVIEW 10 4CAIRNS, LEGAL PHILOSOPHY FROM PLATO TO HEGEL FALL
Walter H. Buck 366 1 9 4 9
11 1 LEADING ARTICLEW I N. MOTORISTS AND PEDESTRIANS - A STUDY OF THE JUDICIAL
1 9 5 0 PROCESS IN RELATION TO THE STATUTORY RIGHT OFWAY LAW IN MARYLAND
Paul F. Due and Bird H. Bishop 1
EDITORIAL SECTIONNEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .......... .. ..................... 24
CONCERNING THE REVIEW ........................................ 24
CASENOTES
CONSTRUCTION OF THE PHRASE "DEATH WITHOUT ISSUE"AND SIMILAR TERMS - Zeller v. McGuckian
Malcolm B. Smith 25A QUERY ABOUT PLAINTIFF'S RIGHT TO A DIRECTED VER-
DICT AS TO DEFENDANT'S NEGLIGENCE-Vogelsang v.Sehlhorst .. ---.------.......... . .. ... ... 44
LIABILITY FOR NEGLIGENCE IN PARKING - EFFECT OFSTATUTE - Hochschild, Kohn & Co. v. Canoles .............. 51
DRAINAGE OF SURFACE WATERS UNDER THE CIVIL RULE ASAPPLIED IN MARYLAND - Bishop v. Richard andBiberm an v. Funkhouser........................................................................... 58
STILL FURTHER ON WHETHER A SPENDTHRIFT TRUST MAYBE REACHED FOR ALIMONY OR SUPPORT - Hitchins v.Safe Deposit & Trust Co. of Baltimore ................ 70
BOOK REVIEW
FREUND, ON UNDERSTANDING THE SUPREME COURT-G .K enneth R eiblich ...................... .... .... . ................ ... ...................... _... 78
LEADING ARTICLE
INSURANCE AS COMMERCE - FIVE YEARS UNDER THESEUA DECISION.. ... Austin J. Lilly 81
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL.... 100
COMMENTS AND CASENOTES
PLEADING NEGLIGENCE IN MARYLAND - RES IPSALOQUITUR AS A RULE OF PLEADING....Joseph 0. Kaiser 102
WRONGFUL DEATH ACT AMENDED TO INCLUDE SUITAGAINST VESSEL IN MARITIME TORTS... 125
THE REVISORY POWER OF COURTS OVER JUDGMENTS BYDEFAULT IN THIRD PARTY PRACTICE - AssociatedTransport v. Bonoumo.......... 135
TIME FOR RECORDING CHATTEL MORTGAGES IN MARYLAND-Baltimore Bankers Corp. v. Peters Auto Body &Spring Works . . ............... 139
RES JUDICATA AND INTERSTATE DIVORCE - Sherrer v.Sherrer and Coe v. Coe...................... 143
11 2 BOOK REVIEWS P R. GOODRICH AND WOLKIN, HANDBOOK OF THE CONFLICT OF
1 9 5 0 LAWS .................... L. Whiting Farinholt, Jr. 154
LEADING ARTICLES 11 3AUTOMOBILE RIGHT OF WAY IN MARYLAND SUM.
Paul F. Due and Bird H. Bishop 159 1 9 5 0RECENT DEVELOPMENTS RELATING TO DEVOLUTION AND
DESCENT OF FUTURE INTERESTS IN MARYLANDJames T. Carter 187
EDITORIAL SECTION
CONCERNING THE R EVIEW ................................................................................... 242
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL .............................. 242
CASENOTES
PURPORTED LEASE WITH OPTION TO PURCHASE HELD TOCONSTITUTE A CONDITIONAL SALE - Beckwith Ma-chinery Co. v. Matthews -..-........... .. ..... .............. 244
NON-RESIDENT ATTACHMENT FOR OVERDUE SUPPORT PAY-MENTS - Langville v. LangviUe .... ................................ 251
BOOK REVIEW
KING, MELVILLE WESTON FULLER, CHIEF JUSTICE OF THEUNITED STATES ............ Paul S. Clarkson 257
LEADING ARTICLES
UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS, SERIES E, F AND G ...............Laurence M. Jones 265
PRE-TRIAL ................... ... Emory H. Niles 300
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OP THE LAW SCHOOL ............................................................... 318
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE REFORM ACHIEVED IN MARYLAND..... 319
COMMENT AND CASENOTES
A STUDY - CONFLICTs BETWEEN STATUTES AND RULESAS TO TIME FOR APPEAL ............... Frederick W. Invernizzi
and Joseph 0. Kaiser 325Is BURGLARY A FELONY OR MISDEMEANOR IN MARYLAND-
Copeland v. W arden .............................................................................. 336
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF NON-COMMUNIST AFFIDAVIT PRO-VISION OF THE TAFT-HARTLEY ACT - A PARTIALSTALEMATE - American Communications Associa-tion, et al. v. Douds ................. ....... .. .................. 3. .. 842 11 4
SEPARATION AGREEMENTS - THEIR PRESENT STATUS - FALLCronin, et al. v. H ebdith. . ... ........ . .............................................. 350 1 9 5 0
12 1 LEADING ARTICLES
WIN. THE CONSTITUTION AND SOCIALISM ................ Walter H. Buck 11951
SOME ASPECTS OF POWERS OF APPOINTMENT IN MARY-
LAND .................. ........ M. Peter Moser 13
EDITORIAL SECTION
NEWS OF THE LAW SCHOOL . ..................................... 66
CASENOTES
STILL FURTHER ON APPEALS BY THE STATE IN CRIMINAL
CASES - Robb v. State; State v. Adams.......___John S. Strahorn, Jr. 68
THE JOINDER RULES AND EQUITY JURISDICTION IN THE
AVOIDANCE OF A MULTIPLICITY OF SUITS - Bachmanv. L em bach ................ .... .......... ............................ ....... . . 88
BAILMENT - LIABILITY FOR CONTENTS OF CLOSED RECEP-TACLE - Mickey v. Sears, Roebuck & Co ....... . 94
LEADING ARTICLE
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF LEGISLATIVE POWER IN MARY-LAND .................................. Carl N. Everstine 99
EDITORIAL SECTION
N EW S OF TH E LAW SCH OOL ............................... 1............................................... 122
COMMENT AND CASENOTES
LIMITATIONS ON EVEN-YEAR LEGISLATIVE SESSIONSJ. Kemp Bartlett, III 124
APPEALABILITY OF DENIALS OF MOTIONS TO IMPLEAD ANDRELATED DISCRETIONARY ORDERS IN MARYLAND -Northwestern National Insurance Co. v. Samuel R.
R osoff , Ltd. ..... ..................... ............ 145
SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE OF ORAL CONTRACT TO DEVISEREAL PROPERTY - RENDITION OF PERSONAL SER-
VICES AS PART PERFORMANCE - Shives v. Borgman 158
ABSOLUTE NECESSITY OF ACKNOWLEDGING A DEED OF GIFTIN MARYLAND - Berman v. Berman................. 166
12 2 BOOK REVIEW
S P R. JACKSON, THE LAW OF CADAVERS AND OF BURIAL AND
1 9 5 1 BURIAL PLACES ............... John S. Strahorn, Jr. 174o
LEADING ARTICLE 12 3LEGAL ASPECTS OF ILLEGITIMACY FOR THE REGISTRAR SUM .
Sidney M. Norton 181 1 9 5 1
EDITORIAL SECTION
N EW S OF TH E L AW SCH OOL ................................................................................. 200
C ON CERN IN G TH E R EVIEW ........................................................... ......................... 201
CASENOTES
RIGHT OF ACTION OF A MINOR CHILD AGAINST A PARENTTORT FEASOR - M a.hnke v. M oore ...................................................
Malcolm L. Jacobson. 202
RIGHTS OF AN UNBORN CHILD - SUIT FOR PRENATALINJURY ALLOWED IN MARYLAND - Damasiewicz v.G o rs u c h ................................................................................................. ................ 2 2 3
FURTHER ON THE RIGHTS OF THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIESUNDER A CONTRACT - Marlboro Shirt Co., Inc. v.American District Telegraph Co ..................... 231
DISTINCTION BETWEEN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CONTEMPT-Donner et al. v. Calvert Distillers Corp ..................................... 241
DELIVERY OF DEED BY GRANTOR TO GRANTEE ON ORALCONDITION - Chillem i v. Chillem i ................................................... 248
VOLUME TWELVE, NUMBER FOUR
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